first visit!

Field Notes.

On Wednesday, Sep 7 at 5:10, I visited my field study area, Paw Paw Park. It was quite sunny when I got there, and the temperature was 76 degrees with 56% humidity. The day length today was 13 hours and 47 minutes. 




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  1. hc biologySeptember 10, 2022 at 6:34 PM

    Great job with the map and video...we just needed you to appear in the video. Your video is great for the organisms you saw this time. Feel free to keep including pics/video of organisms you see or add it to the description. See me if you have questions.

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