Date: 5/26/08
Time: 9:00 am
Temp: 43 Degrees F
Weather: Cloudy
With as much rain as there has been, the grass has gotten much nutrition and is growing extremely. The flowers in all the gardens are beginning to bloom, and the leaves of the aspen trees are even getting bigger. Along the side of the house flowers such as lupine, tulips, and another large, blue flower are blooming. These flowers are mingled with trees, and in areas where shade from the trees covers the ground almost all the time, flowers are shorter and are farther behind in the growing process as those who are in the sun a lot. This is because they are given less food (sunlight) then the other flowers to use as energy to grow. Up in a large pine tree, robins have made a nest and there looks to be eggs in it. With the flowers blooming, more and more bees come to look for pollin. Along with wind and other organisms, insects, mainly bees, help flowers to reproduce by spreading pollin from one flower to the next. Weeds such as dandelions are still overwhelmed by the large amounts of rain. In order to grow, dandelions require a drier period of time.
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