We saw this Double-crested Cormorant at the lake in town as we headed out. |
This Baltimore Oriole was there too. There are many orioles in town right now! |
The kids loved swinging on the swings... |
...and playing on the slide! |
They had a great time! |
The monkey bars were a big hit too! |
Peek-a-boo! |
On our way to the trail, we looked over the bridge. No water was underneath, as it is very dry. |
We finally got our first glimpse of the lake. Sweet! |
"Hey! There's the school van!" |
We were all excited to see our first Rose-breasted Grosbeak! We saw 3 of them! |
We liked this cool bridge along the trail! |
There were quite a few Western Kingbirds at the campground. |
We enjoyed watching them when they were fly-catching. |
The trail had quite a few downed trees, but that didn't stop the Kindergarten Birders and their fearless teacher! |
They loved climbing on the huge rocks. |
Begging for the picnic began at 9:30! |
We were able to get one kite to fly really well. The other one - not so much. |
This is a really good kite! I will get you the information on where to order one. |
Each child made a pine cone bird feeders for our feathered friends. |
Each k-kid also looked around for cool things to weave into their Y stick. |
We made giant bubbles and tried to catch them. |
The teacher had us pose for a few photos. |
"Teacher! Look! Pelicans!" |
We saw several Blue-winged Teal, Mallards, and 22 Double-crested Cormorants on the lake. |
We climbed the steps up the big hill to see the lake for our second birding hike. |
Here we are with the teacher! |
This is cool! |
The teacher was happy to see her first Sanderling of the year! Good find, Jake! |
The only two girls in the class are best buddies! |
Wow! A Yellow Warbler! What a pretty bird! |
We were tired and thirsty after the last hike. Time for Jenessa's birthday snack and some juice. |
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