College of Charleston Nature Walk

On our nature walk on Thursday, February 28. The weather was nice, the temperature was around seventy degrees Fahrenheit, and it was sunny with some overcast. On this field trip, we walked around the campus then made our way over toward Alberta Sottile Lake. While we were on campus we saw; umbrella papyrus, resurrection fern, needle palm, vascular plants, saucer magnolia, tsutsusi azalea. The resurrection fern that I took a picture of was very green because the sprinklers had hit the plant earlier I the day. The saucer magnolia was a light pink, and the tsutsusi azalea was a bright pinkish red. Then we went off the campus and on Pitt Street we saw some yellow jessamine, which was a golden yellow. We then made our way to onto Bull street, and there we saw Carolina laurelcherry, star magnolia, and a red maple tree. Then we reached Halsey Boulevard and saw a green anole, shortly after entering the Alberta Sottile Lake.

Publicado el marzo 4, 2019 01:21 MAÑANA por wardta