All New! Inchie One of our family favorites is the Bald Eagle! Check out this great video
Meet Inchie, my new friend and mascot for my page. Inchie will share all kinds of stuff with you! Inchie is a bookworm and she loves to read too. She would like to share with you some of her favorite nature/animal books. Inchie and I really like Suzanne Tate's ocean books. Here are a few of our favorites: Great Sharkey Shark, Sandy Seal, Jenny Jellifish, Harry Horseshoe Crab, Stevie B. Seahorse, Crabby and Nabby, Spiney Sea Star and Oozy Octopus.
Ms. Tate's website is: www.suzannetate.com.
Owlapalooza!
This was the best! On Saturday, May 30th, we went and saw all kinds of cool owls at the Long Pasture Audubon sanctuary. Here are the pictures. My favorite is the Saw Whet!
Habitat Heroes
Oh my gosh, this is my favorite new site to play on! I am a Magellanic Penguin, so is my brother. The music is cute too!
Focus on Critters
Jamie has decided to make her page all about critters and how to take care of our nature friends.
Hi guys! Go to your local aquarium! This is me holding a spider crab at the Mariah Mitchell Aquarium on Nantucket. Isn't he cute! Going to a place with a touch tank is fun and you really learn alot! Go today!
Art work by Jamie The honey bee!
Did you know...
Honeybees are not native to the USA. They are European in origin, and were brought to North America by the early settlers. Honeybees are not aggressive by nature, and will not sting unless protecting their hive from an intruder or are unduly provoked. For more info see Colin's page, Cool People!
The seal who came to dinner...in my hometown!
Nosey Goslings
When you see baby animals that don't have their mom, you should tell an animal rescue person or your mom and dad to call a wildlife center to take care of them.
Cute Baby Turtle Video!
For more information about what to do if you find a boo-boo turtle, click here: http://www.wildcarecapecod.org/
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For all of our friends on Cape Cod, please consider donating to www.wildcarecapecod.org. They sure could use your help!
