Observations by brenda_castro

Very common during spring time. I know they also only grow & last for a couple of weeks. But not sure if they would be considered pink ladies.

I know these flowers are very common during spring time. & would be considered seed plants angiosperms.

These shells were around a very moist area. I grabbed one to see if there was something in there all of them were empty. But they look like a shell of a snail.

These were under rock. They are very tiny and look like Rolly pollies but also looks like the option the app gave me (armadillidium). Two of them were black and one was light brown.

These tree was growing out of a pond. Which I thought was really cool because it’s literally growing in water, it was very dry but it had a few green leaves.

I was at the park and found these ducks. But the one with white and black was different than the others and had red around his beak (mouth) and face.

I was at the park and saw this bird there were multiple ones. I know they’re very common I see them a lot. They’re feathers look like they’re all black.

Found outside of school campus. It was actually very tall and was surrounded by plants at the bottom. I would think it is considered an angiosperm for the clade.

This wasp landed on my journal while I was studying inside a library. It has black and yellow stripes reason and it’s also kind of thing compared to a bee.

I was thinking this could also be a soil worm. It has a pinkish color and was very long. It was also in a very moist area right next to where I found some land slugs.

Was found in my backyard in a very moist area. It was about 6in long. And also had baby ones around.

Growing around a tree in my front yard. Looks very prickly.

Tree in my backyard. Only green tree it is surrounded by many dry trees with no leaves.