(top) Group: Ecology Mapping on the River Lea; (right) Melis Aysal: Drawing edge conditions IVY: Ivy supports autumn insects with nectar that in ret are a food source for birds. It is an invasive vine that covers and kills trees, choking other plants a ground cover. MOSS: Moss is commonly found in damp locations, full of shade, growing in areas which air is not polluted. indicates that the air alongside river lea is not t , as moss filters pollutants from the air. BIRCH TREE: The leaves of a birch tree contain vitamin C and ar source of food for animals such as birds, rabbits a deers and insects such as ladybirds. WILLOW: There are a few willows which are a form of shelter wildlife, like nesting birds. PLANT SPEC S I T E S H O R T F I L M This map is produced to show how the animals interact with plants and how Cody Dock is rich with wildlife. COMMON SHELDUCK: Spends its winters and springs in the UK, where i off of invertebrates, small shellfish and aquatic and nests in holes and trees. It is listed as a a animal list in the UK. REED BUNTING: Also does not migrate. It feeds on or near the gr consuming a range of insects and seeds. Its conservatory status is also amber. CROWS: In the UK Crows also do not migrate. They are omnivores and eat almost everything, even the egg other birds. This makes them very adaptive to var environments. BIRD SPECIES S I T E S H O R T F I L M IVY: Ivy supports autumn insects with nectar that in ret are a food source for birds. It is an invasive vine that covers and kills trees, choking other plants a ground cover. MOSS: Moss is commonly found in damp locations, full of shade, growing in areas which air is not polluted. indicates that the air alongside river lea is not t , as moss filters pollutants from the air. BIRCH TREE: The leaves of a birch tree contain vitamin C and ar source of food for animals such as birds, rabbits a deers and insects such as ladybirds. WILLOW: There are a few willows which are a form of shelter wildlife, like nesting birds. PLANT SPEC S I T E S H O R T F I L M This map is produced to show how the animals interact with plants and how Cody Dock is rich with wildlife. COMMON SHELDUCK: Spends its winters and springs in the UK, where i off of invertebrates, small shellfish and aquatic and nests in holes and trees. It is listed as a a animal list in the UK. REED BUNTING: Also does not migrate. It feeds on or near the gr consuming a range of insects and seeds. Its conservatory status is also amber. CROWS: In the UK Crows also do not migrate. They are omnivores and eat almost everything, even the egg other birds. This makes them very adaptive to var environments. BIRD SPECIES RIVER ANALYSIS POLLUTION CREATED BY HUMANS/NATURE Moss grown alongside the river will gradually pollute the river as it grows and creates baterica on the rivers surface. Algae will distribute across the rivers surface creating uneven colouring on the river surface resulting it loss is clear and clean water. Rocks created by friction from water hitting along the river bed will be embedded below or will float across the river bed. Dry instant oats, seeds, cracked corn, peas and pellets are all found on the river or along the river side as people throw them for the ducks to eat however it creates a dirty and a polluted river. This drawing shows the density of greenary found along the river side. Animals carry food in their mouths found from all over the world and they could possible drop it into the river. Factoies are man made pollutatants as they release harmful gases and liquids that damage and pollute the river and the wildlife init. Nature effects the river conditions as dead plants can fall into the river. Animal excrement creates an unhygienic and dirty river. Rubbish thrown by humans is a big factor in increasing pollution rapidly.

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