Humedal
Santa María Del Lago.
El día 28 de septiembre los estudiantes de 801 y 802 de la jornada
mañana del colegio Misael Pastrana Borrero aproximadamente a las 07:20 a.m.
acompañados de los docentes Giovanny Rodríguez Y Gloria Moreno y una acompañante
llamada Carolina que venía del jardín botánico nos dirigimos al humedal.
Al llegar al humedal nos
dieron una introducción sobre que es un humedal, algunas especies de aves e
insectos que se encontraban en el lugar, lo importan que es el ecosistema
humedal para la vida, algunas plantas que son típicas del humedal pero también se
pueden encontrar fuera del (por ejemplo el cerezo criollo o cerezo Prunus serotina),
que era un espejo de agua, algunas aves migratorias que llegan al humedal y la más
vista en el sitio eran una aves llamadas Tinguas
algunos Patos Turrios y Monjitas,
también hablamos sobre algunos ríos de Bogotá Como Por Ejemplo El Tunjuelo.
En el humedal pudimos aprender
lo importante que es un ecosistema como este para la vida humana ya que este
nos puede brindar grandes cosas desde suministro de agua dulce, alimentos y
materiales de construcción, y biodiversidad, y ayuda al cambio climático. También pudimos apreciar una
especie de aves e insectos que en lo personal nunca había escuchado ni visto, también
las diferentes plantas que hay y hasta sentimos un poco de diferencia en la
temperatura al estar allí, y aprendí que es
un espejo de agua y que más aves de las que se creen pueden llegar a migrar
a un humedal como lo es el HUMEDAL SANTA MARÍA DEL LAGO, humedal el cual me
encanto conocer y saber sobre otro ecosistema y su diferente fauna y flora .
On September 28 students of 801 and 802 of the morning of Misael Pastrana Borrero school at approximately 07:20 a.m. Accompanied by teachers Giovanny Rodríguez and Gloria Moreno and a companion named Carolina who came from the botanical garden we went to the wetland.
When we arrived at the wetland they gave us an introduction about what is a wetland, some species of birds and insects that were in the place, what is the wetland ecosystem for life, some plants that are typical of the wetland but can also be found outside (for example the cherry tree or cherry tree Prunus serotina), which was a mirror of water, some migratory birds that reach the wetland and the most seen on the site were a birds called Tinguas some Turkeys and Monjitas, we also talked about some Bogotá rivers, such as Tunjuelo.
In the wetland we were able to learn how important an ecosystem like this is for human life since it can provide us with great things from fresh water supplies, food and construction materials, and biodiversity, and help climate change. We could also appreciate a kind of birds and insects that I had never heard or seen before, also the different plants that there are and we even felt a little difference in the temperature when we were there, and I learned that it is a mirror of water and that Birds that are believed can migrate to a wetland such as the SANTA MARIA DEL LAGO WETLAND, a wetland which I loved to know and know about another ecosystem and its different fauna and flora.
Wetland Santa María Del Lago.
On September 28 students of 801 and 802 of the morning of Misael Pastrana Borrero school at approximately 07:20 a.m. Accompanied by teachers Giovanny Rodríguez and Gloria Moreno and a companion named Carolina who came from the botanical garden we went to the wetland.
When we arrived at the wetland they gave us an introduction about what is a wetland, some species of birds and insects that were in the place, what is the wetland ecosystem for life, some plants that are typical of the wetland but can also be found outside (for example the cherry tree or cherry tree Prunus serotina), which was a mirror of water, some migratory birds that reach the wetland and the most seen on the site were a birds called Tinguas some Turkeys and Monjitas, we also talked about some Bogotá rivers, such as Tunjuelo.
In the wetland we were able to learn how important an ecosystem like this is for human life since it can provide us with great things from fresh water supplies, food and construction materials, and biodiversity, and help climate change. We could also appreciate a kind of birds and insects that I had never heard or seen before, also the different plants that there are and we even felt a little difference in the temperature when we were there, and I learned that it is a mirror of water and that Birds that are believed can migrate to a wetland such as the SANTA MARIA DEL LAGO WETLAND, a wetland which I loved to know and know about another ecosystem and its different fauna and flora.
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