The most common happened to me. Lichens (Fructoise, Foloiose, Crusticose) were one of the first things to be spotted on the hunt, and we quickly noticed that it's rather common. Then we found 1 or 2 club mushrooms. It was personally challenging for me to be on the look out for small things however. We also found a few shelf mushroom on trees. There was also a puffball fungus if I remember correctly that I had spotted on the trip. The lack of proper clothing did make it hard for me to be attentive but I was able to last the the hour or so. This trip gave me an insight on where mushrooms and various fungi live which was nice to learn. It was an interesting activity, and a swell change from regular activities.
It was good in overall.
You wrote a nice blog about the trip Shahid. In your next blog entry try to talk more about how the activities purpose helped us to understand biology (or what we learned in class) better. Also try to incorporate more facts that we learned in class. Perhaps go through your notes/memory and add those names, lifecycle facts, and concepts to what we saw on our trip. that'll get you full marks for sure! For some reason your phots aren't showing up. Next class lets try to fix that so you can show off your amazing photos from the aquarium tomorrow!
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You're missing your webquest blog post (from last monday) and your aquarium blog post.
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