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We went on a walk to Beaconsfield Canyon last week and we have many questions about it.

**Questions**
What are some non-native plants that grow in Beaconsfield Canyon? What are the names of all the animals that live in Beaconsfield Canyon? Why does poison oak have three leaves? What are poison oak and ivy’s growing season? What weathers do different plants need? Why? What weathers do different plants need? Why? Are the trees big or little in the canyon? Are there many animals in the canyon? Are there any Eucalyptus trees at the canyon? Are there more of a percentage of natural trees than non-natural? Are there many native plants there? If so, what kind of bugs eat them? How many are there in estimated amount? Are there more native than non-native?

Here are some observations about the plants.

**Observations**
Many plants including trees lived near and in the stream. Some of the trees grew in arches instead of straight up. Trees would sometimes have different textures on the bark. The paths we walked on were usually covered by leaves. In front of beaconsfield canyon there was a rock with a sign about the canyon.