Field study #6

 Date and Time

- November 30 2022

Present climate conditions (rain, snow, wind, etc.)

- cold, very light snow occasionally

Temperature 

- 29 degrees

Length of day (easily accessible online.)

- 7:54 am- 5:11 pm

Organisms smelled, felt, heard, or seen, etc (sketches/photos/video where possible)  

- wind

-I heard and saw 2 red birds I think that they where cardinals the one was very easy to see because it was bright red and the other had a reddish belly but nothing crazy like the other one.

- I could also hear some people in the distance



I have seen that cardinals are together for life. I assume that these 2 birds are together and have been for a long time. I think that it's beautiful that they are faithful to each other.










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