Side-blotched Lizard- we saw this lizard on a rock in the canyon. This lizard is given this name because of it has a blotch behind its front legs
Allgheny Mound Ants- we discovered these ants under neath a rock close to wear we ate lunch
Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly- we saw this butterfly numerous times on our trail in the trees
This blog is being created to satisfy the requirements to complete the Fall semester Field Study Project at La Salle High School, Pasadena. This digital record provides information, data and observations gathered during visits to Eaton Canyon in the Fall of 2012. Ochoa, Nino
Monday, November 12, 2012
List of Plants
Cactus- we saw a cactus twice, once inside the canyon itself, and once when we saw a large amount of it on the trail
Red Willow- we saw red willow when we ate lunch
White Sage- we saw white sage when we spotted a butterfly on top of it
Poison oak- we saw poison oak at the begining of the trip from our teachers
Cliff Aster- we saw this on the left side of our trail about 100 yards into the trees
Horseweed- we saw this in the middle of the canyon itself
Mugwort- we saw this about 25 yards into the trees
Red Willow- we saw red willow when we ate lunch
White Sage- we saw white sage when we spotted a butterfly on top of it
Poison oak- we saw poison oak at the begining of the trip from our teachers
Cliff Aster- we saw this on the left side of our trail about 100 yards into the trees
Horseweed- we saw this in the middle of the canyon itself
Mugwort- we saw this about 25 yards into the trees
Description
Our site was on the other side of the canyon where we were dropped off about a half a mile into the trees. The main plants we saw were Mountain Mahogany, cactus, white sage, and red willow. They were the main plants that made up our trail. We did not see many animals but we did see Allghenny Mound ants, a lizard, and a butterfly.
Monday, November 5, 2012
pictures
This picture shows the cacti that starts at the top of this hill and reaches the bottom
This picture shows the bottom of a rock with green stuff under it, which is odd because there was no grass anywhere near it
It may be tough to see but there are Allgheny Mound ants running all over this rock
This is a very strange image of what seems to be either a broken tree trunk or a large broken branch that is launched into the side of a hill
Observation (Nino)
Today it is 75 degrees Fahrenheit in a clear sky sunny day at 11:00
11:05 we spot poison oak
11:15 we come across gopher holes and a lizard runs by us
11:32 we find a large amount of cacti that grows over a hill
11:47 we find a strange rock with green stuff at the bottom of it
12:01 I tip a rock over and find a large amount of ants
At the end of the day it is 79 degrees Fahrenheit and it is still clear skies with the sun out.
11:05 we spot poison oak
11:15 we come across gopher holes and a lizard runs by us
11:32 we find a large amount of cacti that grows over a hill
11:47 we find a strange rock with green stuff at the bottom of it
12:01 I tip a rock over and find a large amount of ants
At the end of the day it is 79 degrees Fahrenheit and it is still clear skies with the sun out.
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