Res Walk, Thursday Oct. 10, 2024
Me and my friends took a Res walk in the late afternoon on Thursday. The weather was very chilly so I had to layer up. Fall is absolutely my favorite time of the year. It was absolutely gorgeous outside, I got to see the beautiful change in the leaves and hear the crunching of them under my feet. The Res was absolutely beautiful. I even saw some ducklings swimming in the water. I saw lots of fungi on trees but unfortunately I was unable to find any mushrooms. I even tried looking in the Newton woods to see If I could find some mushrooms and there simply was none. Regardless, I still photographed some cool fungi on the trees and some leaves as well. I really enjoyed this nature walk as usual because it gave me the time to step away from class and breathe some fresh air. I love seeing the Biodiversity that we always talk about in class. I also saw some algae in the reservoir and I was curious about how they were categorized and so with a quick google search I found that they were eukaryotic which relates somewhat to what we have been learning about in class. We also talked about photosynthesis and oxygen production so walking around the Res and breathing in the fresh air it was great to actually make real world connections on how these different organisms around us contribute and provide us with not only oxygen so we can breathe but also ecosystem services in general. Overall, this nature walk was great and there were so many wonderful sights to see.
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