Field Study #4


 
 
date and time: October 30, 4:48 PM

  1. present climate conditions: Very Sunny, No wind, No precipitation

  2. temperature: 58 Degrees F.

  3. length of day:

                                                        Sunrise: 8:07 AM. Day Length: 10 hours 50 minutes. Sunset: 6:58 PM

  1. organisms: Saw about a dozen turkeys and three doe at the plot. No other animals or organisms were seen or heard. There were deer tracks all around the plot in the dirt and sand as seen above in the picture.

  2. changes noticed since the last visit: I missed the leaves in mid-color change so all of the trees are empty. There are a few trees with leaves on them but not very many anymore. Food plot is still very green, and there seem to be more animal traffic going through the food plot, this makes sense because the fields were just harvested so the herbivores are going through this plot to go to the fields at night to try to find left over corn or soy beans.

Comments

  1. hc biologyNovember 8, 2022 at 9:55 AM

    Any patterns in the color change? Leaf fall? Be sure you are in one of the 6 from same spot and that you add sketches.

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