Kennie's Nature Blog

Day 1:
- August 30 1:30PM
-Temp. around 81
- Humid conditions
Beyond the sounds of crickets and cars passing by. I did not hear much animal life. It was quite an amazing spot though. Some animals I saw but was not able to capture a picture of was a snake, green heron, and two swans. I look forward to seeing my spot change over the coming weeks.


  This the 30x30 plot of land I chose.
Some local flora that was in bloom in the area.



This is my sound map and birds eye view map.

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