ECO 2010

Rattlesnake

Rattlesnake Hike 7/12/2010We hiked about 3.5 miles to the top of Rattlesnake Mountain in

Rumney NH. When we got to the top we ate our lunches. There was a mud pool. We found that the pH level was 4.5, and the temp was 80°F. Nick fell in and it was really funny. He was all mud. We also saw many trees such as red oak, sugar maple, hemlock, white pine, red maple, tripe, and witch hazel. When we finished our hike, we headed to the Baker River.

Fox ParkWe walked Fox Pond on Sunday which is not far from the college.

Once we got there we tried to catch some organisms. We had some people use the plankton tow which you use to catch microscopic organisms in the water. We caught some frogs and even a dead fish! We had fun catching larvae and crawdads (crawfish) and our day ended.

We went to the Pemi River today and it was a great time. We had to cross the river to get to the other side. We were walking down the beach we found a snake. Two people got bit but it didn’t hurt.

Biotic Abiotic

Leech SandSnake RocksCat fish WaterCrayfish Air Fresh water clamsPoison IvyPerchFrogToad

Walter Newton and Rainbow Falls

Pond Stream

pH level= 5 5Temp. = 78° 64°

Pond Stream

pH level= 5 5Temp. = 78° 64°

Biotic AbioticFrogs RocksPlants AirDirt DirtOrganisms WaterTrees SunBugs

LIVERMORE FALLS

After we went to Walter Newton we went to Livermore to swim. We hung out on the sand and in the nice refreshing water. We Watched the falls that were huge and meaty. Amy had found a little pool in the rocks that was formed from erosion. I swam in it. It was pretty deep and it was kinda tight so it was hard to swim in.

THE CRA-Z BAKER

After we went up Rattlesnake we went to the Baker. We swam for about an hour and we just hung out. We found a rock that you could jump off and do a trick. It was a cra-z day. The pH level was 4.5 and the temp was 78°. We had a good time swimming at the Baker River.

pH= 4.5/5

Temp= 78

Downtown Ecology

We went downtown on Thursday and

found biotic and abiotic things. We

had to find something that was biotic

in the ground. We walked around and

got pictures of everybody with their

plants. Some people had big plants

and some people had small plants.

After all the fun finding biotic and

abiotic things in the ground we went

swimming. We went swimming in the

Pemi River and had fun. We saw a

little pug named Maggie that was a

rescued dog from a meany. We watch

her play as people swam and just

relaxed. Nick and I saw these huge

rapids that we thought we should go

down. We did it but right where you

get near the islands it gets really

shallow and it hurts your body. We

walked back to the dorms and got

changed then we went to Boyd and

did work.DOWNTOWN ECOLOGY

THANK YOU FOR WATCHINGFROM NICK AND CONNOR.