Diario de nickgraz3

Today I went for a walk in Edmands Park which is located just behind Boston College's Newton Campus. It is a nice park that is just about 30 acres and consists of nice open paths, along with some narrower and more adventurous ones! It was a bright and sunny day with the temperature coming in at just about 77 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the first things I noticed were these large stone pillar structures along the path, looking like they could date back decades ago (I'm not exactly sure the history behind it). Aside from the pillars, I was fascinated by all of the bees and birds I saw flying around. The park was very soothing and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a nice walk!

Today I went for my second nature walk of the year! I decided to go back down to Edmands Park as I really enjoyed it the last time, and felt there was still more there to discover. I set out for my walk at around 3:15 in the afternoon. The sky was cloudy and the temperature outside was right around 67 degrees Fahrenheit, but it felt much colder due to the lack of sun. Initially, I just observed lots of plants and trees, and nothing seemed out of the ordinary. Around fifteen minutes into my walk, I started to hear this weird clicking noise and was sure it meant that there were possibly some animals nearby. I looked around for a little bit and discovered a small stream running through the forest with many frogs around making those noises. Unfortunately I was unable to get any pictures of the frogs, but down by the steam lead me to a really cool area. The area was filled with bright yellow sunflowers everywhere! These sunflowers are not visible from the typical walking path, so at the end of the day I am glad I deviated from it. Overall my second trip to Edmands Park was very interesting and I would suggest to anyone that visits to not be afraid to step off the path every once in a while!