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Field Study Number 1: September 8

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  Field Study Number One, September 8, Macatawa River Natural Area This field study took place at 6:53 pm on Tuesday, September 8. The temperature was 77° Fahrenheit, and the weather was slightly overcast and muggy, with little to no breeze and and a lot of heat. The length of day was 12 hours and 52 minutes, with sunrise at 7:15 am sunset at 8:08 pm.  I noticed a lot of insects in my immediate surroundings. I heard crickets cicadas, small gnats, and mosquitoes. Additionally, I felt the mosquitos as several of them bit me within a few minutes of my arrival. I also heard a lot of birds in the surrounding forest, and saw a few squirrels. The plants made up most of the smell, creating a pleasant environment. My field study location is in the Macatawa River Area, with the Macatawa River running through. It has a lot of trees and vegetation around, making it a great spot to observe animals.
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Field Study #2

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Data from Field Study #2, Macatawa River Natural Area  Length of time from sunrise to sunset was 11 hours and 55 minutes (7:37 am to 7:32 pm). Temperature: 73 degrees Fahrenheit Time of day: 4:37 pm Weather: Sunny, with minimal clouds/clear sky stretching almost entirely overhead. There was a slight breeze, balanced out the heat from the sun nicely. I noticed more overall organisms and life during this visit. There were several (3) squirrels running through the woods and across the path, and I also spotted a few birds (mostly smaller, no birds of prey). Additionally, there were multiple mosquitoes that I noticed (mostly because they were biting me), as well as flies. I also heard a lot of crickets and cicadas buzzing around in the woods. The main change that I noticed was that there were a lot more leaves on the ground during this visit, and there were a lot continuously falling while I was there.  Most of the trees were still green, though I'm expecting the colors to change q...
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