January 26, 2016

Weather: Sunny

Today we asked the teacher to take us to explore

some plants of Wetland. On the way, upon seeing

any plants we don’t know, we required the

teacher to tell us more about the plants.

In the interview, we walked into an unattractive

path in accident. We saw a sea of Parrot Feather

Watermilfoil. As soon as we saw them dump in the

same direction at first sight, we curiously

asked the teacher why it gonna be. The teacher

told us that the chilly weather froze them.

When they are rayed by the sun, they will

revive. What the magic plants they are！

Walking farther of the road, we saw lots of

Zizania Latifolia. Though wasn’t the boom

season, they still looked spectacular. 。

Despite the fact that the Wetland is beautiful,

there is some garbage.It’s quite annoying.

Please don’t litter.

We originally thought that the ditch might have

other creatures, so we decided to take a look.

We found a Pomacea canaliculata. But…it died.

We found its eggs near it. One egg is equal to

a Pomacea canaliculata. Moreover, its

reproduction is quite fast. If only the eggs

fall into the water, they will die. So…the

eggs often stick on the wall or the leaves.

We saw Siberian White Crane eating something

we don’t know on our way home. We asked the

photographer. He told us that it was eating

shrimps. After this exploration, we changed

our viewpoint about wetlands. We acquired a lot.