according to the Mi'kmaw, the indigenous people (Native Americans) of the area.
Kejimkujik is now a National Park & Historic Site of Canada. It is very different from the other landscape we have been working in so far. "Keji" is home to the biggest old-growth forest in Nova Scotia. A very special thing to see here are the groves of Hemlock trees.



From rushing rapids to the stillest lake I think I've ever seen, there is also a beautiful variety of water within the park.
Of course, it wouldn't be a proper day in the forest if we didn't see some scat =) I have a new type of scat to show you.
In order to do a "Dropping Survey" we have to mark out a 10meter by 10 meter square called a quadrat. We use four tall poles to mark the area, then we all line up next to each other and move forward from one end to the other, looking for & counting any animal droppings that we see.

We marked out and surveyed a total of ten quadrats today and found about 50 piles of scat!
From rushing rapids to the stillest lake I think I've ever seen, there is also a beautiful variety of water within the park.
Of course, it wouldn't be a proper day in the forest if we didn't see some scat =) I have a new type of scat to show you.
Can you guess which animal it came from?
Today's challenge has TWO parts
1. What animal do you think left the droppings above?

Its a girafe that is a tallest animal?
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs.Mcnulty.This is Phoebe Mijos,your best,prettiest,and the smartest student ever!!!My answer for number one is... a lion or a bear.My best answer that I chose is a goat.My answer for number two is a ten meter by ten meter square.A square is a four-sided shape.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs.Mcnulty it's Sophia and my answer for #1 is Goat or Mountain Lion, but my best answer is Goat.
ReplyDeletefor #1 is a bear or a goat .
ReplyDeletefor #2 is a square .
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