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The document contains photos taken by Ethan and Matthew of various plants and animals found around Kilbirnie School. It includes photos of a weed, a plant outside Room 4, a grasshopper, a worm farm, a dead weta under stairs, a student's back, and a flightless fly found under a tree in the playground. The photos are categorized under flora and fauna and document the different species observed on the school grounds.
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- 1. Biome of Kilbirnie School Ethan and Matthew
- 2. Flora This is a little weed.
- 3. Flora This is a plant we found outside Room4.
- 4. fauna This is a flying grasshopper.
- 5. Fauna This is the worm farm with lot of rotten food.
- 6. Fauna This is a dead Weta under the stairs on the bottom court.
- 7. Fauna This is a photo of Conor’s back.
- 8. Fauna This is a flightless fly we found in the playground under a tree.
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