Jeff+S.+Takahashi

introduction:
There are many birds and I thought that there would be a different number of birds at different times of day. I think that there would be more birds during the night then in the morning or afternoon. I think that there are more in the night but are harder to see and

procedure:

 * Fill up bird feeder with sunflower seeds.
 * watch birds from 7-7:30 am and count the number of birds that appear.
 * Refill bird feeder with sunflower seeds.
 * Watch birds from 12-12:30 pm and count the number of birds that appear.
 * Refill bird seeder with sunflower seeds.
 * watch birds from 5- 5:30 and count the number of birds that appear.
 * continue for 5 days.

observations:
During the First day, there weren't many birds that came to the feeder.

materials: bird seeds, bird seeder.

Independent variable: Time of day.

Dependent variable: Number of birds that appear at feeder.

Results and Data:


 *  **day 1-5** ||  **7-7:30 am**  ||  **12-12:30 pm**  ||  **5-5:30 pm**   ||
 * First day || 3 birds || 2 birds || 1 bird ||
 * second day || 4 birds || 4 birds || 3 birds ||
 * third day || 2 birds || 3 birds || 4 of birds ||
 * fourth day || 5 birds || 6 birds || 2 birds ||
 * fifth day || 3 birds || 1 bird || 5 birds ||
 * end of project || avg. 3.4 birds || avg.3.2 birds || avg.3 birds ||

===Conclusion: There was a small number of birds out during my project. I think that the whether affected the number of birds that came to my feeder. The average of the birds showing up at different times were very similar but I think that if this was done when there were more birds and I observed for a longer time, it would change a lot. ===