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OMS Nature Trail

OMS Nature Trail. 7 West Team. PHOTOS TAKEN BY A 7 WEST STUDENT. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE. WHY DO THEY CALL IT SHELF FUNGI. SPORES ARE RELEASED FROM THE BOTTOM OF IT. IT’S THE ONLY PART OF THE FUNGUS YOU CAN SEE. OBSERVING A POND ECOSYSTEM. WHAT KIND OF TURTLE IS THAT ON THE LOG? .

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OMS Nature Trail

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  1. OMS Nature Trail 7 West Team PHOTOS TAKEN BY A 7 WEST STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

  2. WHY DO THEY CALL IT SHELF FUNGI

  3. SPORES ARE RELEASED FROM THE BOTTOM OF IT

  4. IT’S THE ONLY PART OF THE FUNGUS YOU CAN SEE

  5. OBSERVING A POND ECOSYSTEM

  6. WHAT KIND OF TURTLE IS THAT ON THE LOG?

  7. DUCKWEED FLOATING ON THE POND SURFACE

  8. GREAT BLUE HERON

  9. BURDOCKS HOOK ARE SEEDS THAT HOOK ON

  10. SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE POND?

  11. Pond Ecosystem

  12. TURTLES AND SNAKES SUN THEMSELVES ON THESE FLOATING LOGS.

  13. Here is a garter snake we observed sunning itself on top of a plant. (You can see it where the branch is broken.)

  14. GETTING SAMPLES FOR MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATION

  15. “Environmental Take Out” from the pond

  16. If it were easy, everyone would be doing it.

  17. BURDOCKS ARE SEEDS WITH AN ATTITUDE OLD BURDOCK

  18. HOW DO THESE SEEDS GET AROUND?

  19. WHO INVENTED VELCRO?

  20. DECAY ORGANISMS HELP RECYCLE NUTRIENTS

  21. ENTERING A FOREST ECOSYSTEM

  22. THESE SEEDS STARTED AS FLOWERS

  23. WOODPECKERS OR YELLOW BELLY SAPSUCKERS?

  24. A FIELD SLOWLY BECOMES A SHRUBLAND ECOSYSTEM.

  25. IF YOU DON’T MOW IT, THAT IS!

  26. Wondering if a beaver did this? Just ax.

  27. Decay organisms are helping to change the biotic into abiotic.

  28. Canopy of the forest

  29. DEAD TREES PROVIDE SHELTER FOR ANIMALS

  30. ECOSYSTEMS CHANGE

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