Second Visit 9/19/26

Time: 12:25pm
Climate Conditions: Rainy/Sprinkling, Cloudy, No wind.
Temperature: 59°
Length of Day: 12 Hours & 20 minutes
Sunrise 7:28am - Sunset 7:48pm
Organisms: 
Smelled: wet leaves, rotting bark




Felt: wet grass, wet bark, rain drops


Heard: crickets chirping, mosquitos buzzing, rain drops falling on leaves
Seen: very small frog, red leaf, small fungi

 

Changes Noticed Since Last Visit: Since my last visit, I noticed that the red berries I had noted last time (and photoed) are gone from the bushes. I also noted that the marshy area was more wet than before; it rained really hard last night and for a longer period of time, causing a greater area to hold more water (puddles, overall mushy ground). Because of the rain last night, the water in the small creek seemed to be running a little bit faster than last time.

Other Data: Since I chose to visit my location after a significant rain and while it was still sprinkling, it was interesting to see everything when it was wet.  The overall wetness made the colors of everything to seem more bright/intense.

Awe/Stewardship:

AWE: How God supplies what the world needs (rain) in order to live.


STEWARDSHIP: Being careful as I walked around the location to make sure I was not harming any small animals (like the frog) or crushing any plants.


Questions: I wonder. . . how much rainfall needs to happen to show a significant effect on how quickly the water in the creek runs?

Video:



ART SKETCHES
 

Comments

  1. Excellent work! Is your water running faster? Cloudier? Project Clarity connections here? Has it slowed back down already?

    ReplyDelete
  2. Some issues with your video...stuck on one picture for most of the time

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

First Visit: Aug 29, 2026

Third Visit: 10/4/26