Toussaint Pegues

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 Although it’s a bit blurry, the object about halfway up the image slightly to the left of center moved around quite a bit under its own power. This sample was taken from the Turtle Pond around 5on 4/11.


 I’d figure it to be some sort of unicellular animal due to its size and motility.

Zoomy Boy

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 Pollen under the foldscope. The entire stamen was mounted on a microscope slide to view.
 
 
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 The flower, looks like Hibiscus rosa-sinensi
 
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 The plant is at the front corner of the building.
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