bmontejo1's Identifications

Date/Location: October 13, 2018 at Simmons park located in USF.
Habitat: The habitat was at a park with trees next to a lake.
Weather: The temperature was about 86 degree Fahrenheit and it was very sunny.
This is a checkered skipper which is a species of butterfly. This is a metazoan which falls under the protostomes category. Based on the stripes and patterns you can classify it as this species.

Date/Location: October 13, 2018 at Simmons park located in USF.
Habitat: The habitat was at a park with trees next to a lake.
Weather: The temperature was about 86 degree Fahrenheit and it was very sunny.
This is a checkered skipper which is a species of butterfly. This is a metazoan which falls under the protostomes category. Based on the stripes and patterns you can classify it as this species.

This picture was taken on September 21,2018 at the lettuce lake park in the afternoon with a temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The habitat this was taken in a swampy area of the forest at the park.

This animal classifies as a Great Blue Heron because of the yellow beak and long neck. This bird falls under the deuterostomes category.

This picture was taken on October 10,2018 at the University of South Florida in a temperate hardwood forest habitat. The weather was about 79 degrees Fahrenheit. It was very cloudy, humid, rainy, and with the hurricane Michael winds.
This is a picture of a turkey tail mushroom because of the change of colors with lines and how it gets darker as it goes to the middle. This type of mushroom is commonly found in logs and tree branches. This would be classified as a fungi.

Date/ Location: October 13, 2018 at Simmons park in USF.

Habitat: The habitat was in a park surrounded by trees and bushes.

Weather: The temperature was about 86 degrees Fahrenheit and it was very sunny.

This is an eastern gray squirrel based on its colors and size. This is a metazoan that is under the deuterostomes category.

Date/ Location: October 13, 2018 at the Simmons park at USF.

Habitat: The habitat is at a park surrounded by trees and plants.

Weather: The temperature was about 86 degrees Fahrenheit and it was very sunny.

This considered to be a Florida harvester ant based on the pictures it is most similar to. It is a metazoan that is under the protostomes category. The structure of the arthropod body it has, helps identify as that category.

Date/Location: October 13, 2018 at Trout Creek Park
Habitat: Surrounded by trees near a lake
Weather: The temperature was about 86 degrees Fahrenheit and it was very sunny
This is a cactus which falls under the angiosperm category.
This plant matches the category because it can produce flowers and seeds in which are in the plants ovary.

This image was taken on October 17,2018 at the lettuce lake park. The habitat was in the boardwalk in the middle of the forest by the lake. The temperature was around 92 degrees Fahrenheit and it was very sunny. This is a baldcypress tree that falls under the gymnosperm category. You can tell this is a gymnosperm by the way the leaves are.

Date/ Location: October 17, 2018 at the lettuce lake park

Habitat: The habitat was on the boardwalk surrounded by a lake and trees.

Weather: The temperature was about 84 degrees Fahrenheit and it was very sunny.

This is an image of an olive-green swamp grasshopper. This is a metazoan which is in the protostomes catergory. The structure of its body is what puts it in this category.

Date/Location: October 13, 2018 at Simmons park located in USF.
Habitat: The habitat was at a park with trees next to a lake.
Weather: The temperature was about 86 degree Fahrenheit and it was very sunny.
This is a checkered skipper which is a species of butterfly. This is a metazoan which falls under the protostomes category. Based on the stripes and patterns you can classify it as this species.

Date/Location: October 13, 2018 at Simmons park located in USF.
Habitat: The habitat was at a park with trees next to a lake.
Weather: The temperature was about 86 degree Fahrenheit and it was very sunny.
This is a checkered skipper which is a species of butterfly. This is a metazoan which falls under the protostomes category. Based on the stripes and patterns you can classify it as this species.

Date/ Location: October 13, 2018 at the Simmons park in USF.

Habitat: The habitat was in a lake at the park.

Weather: The temperature was about 86 degrees and it was very sunny.

This is a common gallinule which is a type of bird. It is characterized by its red beak and black feathers. This is a metazoan under the deuterostomes category.

This picture was taken on October 10,2018 at lettuce lake park. The habitat this was taken in was in a forest by the lake. The temperature on this day was about 79 degrees Fahrenheit and it was very cloudy, windy, and rainy. This is a Spanish moss which falls under the seedless non vascular category. They are usually found in swampy environments since they do not have roots to gather water just as shown in the picture.

Date/ Location: October 13, 2018 at Simmons park in USF

Habitat: The habitat was in park surrounded with trees by a lake.

Weather: The temperature was about 86 degrees Fahrenheit. It was a very sunny day with a little bit of wind.

This is an image of western honey bee. It is considered to be a metazoan which is under the protostomes category. This considered a protosome because of its anthropod body.

Metazoan- Deuterostome

Temperature- 98 degrees Fahrenheit, Sunny, Hot Humid

Habitat- Lettuce Lake Park

This is a Anhinga bird because it has a similar "s" shaped neck that these birds have, although, in this picture the neck is stretched out. Additionally, it has a long tail and sharp beak that resembles a dagger. It also has a dark black and silver coat which implies that it is a male. These birds are commonly known as "water turkey"