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<\/p>\nToday it was 6 degrees outside, the coldest day this week. The rest of the week has been sunny and around 20. The ticks, flies and bees were beginning to reveal themselves around here. Today was also the last day of the collection experiment so we took down the Malaise trap. Our jar was quite full of bugs having all shapes and sizes inside!<\/p>\n
Our trap was placed beside trees and weeds to attract the most bugs possible. Our school yard is unique because it literally has nothing on it besides a couple of baseball backstops. \u00a0Our town used to be a swamp which must have contained lots and lots of bugs but today it is dry and we currently have a fire ban in place.<\/p>\n
I wonder\u00a0how the biologists will sort out all the bugs because some of them are extremely small or in pieces. I also wonder how they will put our data to good use.<\/p>\n
I find it kinda funny that some Alberta schools were getting snow. I’m thankful that I live here in Manitoba where the weather has been fairly stable and nice.<\/p>\n
– Alain<\/p>\n
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Our final catch for week 3 – (not quite as much as weeks 1 &2)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today it was 6 degrees outside, the coldest day this week. The rest of the week has been sunny and around 20. The ticks, flies and bees were beginning to reveal themselves around here. Today was also the last day of the collection experiment so we took down the Malaise trap. Our jar was quite … Continuer la lecture de Final collection day at Landmark Collegiate<\/span>