Finally... A Snake!
Well today was such a fun day because I finally got to see my students today and talk to them for 40 minutes and share my experience with them more personally! Using their questions (which I was thrilled that they took so seriously) I was able to be sure to answer what they wanted to know and was thrilled that they had such wonderful questions while I was talking to them. I'm thrilled that I was able to more fully share this experience with them and I think that they could really see the excitement I am experiencing... I only wish they were hiking through the woods with me to fully experience it!
I finally saw a snake today as we were about to head into the swamp for another plot this afternoon, but thankfully it was a baby and too small to do any damage but it made me think that there has to be a mama or papa snake around which had me looking and stomping that much more on our way toward the plot!
I have to say that completing the plots is definitely getting easier, which makes it more enjoyable. I found some great caterpillars today and look forward to processing them tomorrow morning to find out their names because one I have not seen before! Afterwards we are headed back into New Orleans where we are going to meet up with Dr. Dyer and have him discuss his research even more which should be extremely interesting. Afterwards we are off for the evening to enjoy Halloween New Orleans style... this should be interesting with all of the vampire and voodoo stories that run rampart around here! If I see any interesting costumes I will be sure to share! Have a happy and safe Halloween everyone!


6 Comments:
hey mrs. gier.
what kind of snake did you find?
and did you find the mama or papa to the snake?
did you find any other interesting types of species?
Enjoy your halloween!
Hi Mrs.Gier,
That snake that you found was really small, did you find any other snakes like that?
What kind of snake was it? It's funny how we all worried about snakes and you find such a small one..which is better off.
Can't wait to see the pictures when you come back!
I am glad to hear that you enjoyed your presentation as much as we did! It is also good to know that your research is getting easier and more enjoyable for you as you continue. In the first picture of the baby snake, do you know as to how big the snake will get when it matures? Also, where in the swamp can those snakes be found?
-Sabrina
Hello Mrs. Gier.
How many caterpillars have you seen so far? How many legs and eyes do they have? Is it true that they have six eyes? Can they hear at all?
Hope your having fun!
Michele
Hi mrs gier, it is good to hear that you are enjoying yourself, and that you find it eaiser to complete your plot. What do you have to do when you are in your plot, and after a while doesn't it get tedious, or more interseting?-Vinny
hey mrs. gier
what's going on?
how long do caterpillars live for?
and why do caterpillars turn into butterflies?
-stacy
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