Field Study #4

 Sunday November 1, 2026


Today is November 1, 2026 at 1:48 pm. The weather today was actually really nice! Its crazy how warm it is on November 1 with the sun shining and not much wind. The high today is 62 and the low is 49. The wind is reaching about 8 mph and the total day light is 10 hours 18 minutes and 5 seconds. 


This afternoon while doing this field study it was very enjoyable. It is fairly warm outside and it smells like fall. While walking out to do my field study all i heard was the crunch from all the leaves falling. While i was outside i would see a few leaves keep dropping from all the trees around me. Something that i thought was interesting was that while i was outside i didn't hear a ton of birds chirping or squirrels running like i did during the first few field studies. 


These are 2 leave that i took pictures of that look pretty similar but have a little different of a fade with colors. I really like the red on both of the leaves and think its super pretty! 




Some more pictures that I took! 


The photo os the yellow leaf i have noticed these around a lot but don't really know what they are or where they are from but they are pretty cool! 

Me in my location: 









Comments

  1. hc biologyNovember 2, 2026 at 6:03 PM

    Great pics and great observations! Any tracks? Fungi? Keep watching for patterns in leaf fall and for any other vegetation changes.

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