Last Saturday my mom and I went on a two hour walk, and it was the best walk of my life! We went into the field beside the walking trail we usually go on, followed a deer trail that led into the woods, and found a secret pond. Near the pond there was some trees that had been chewed down by beavers, and we think we found a beaver print! The prints kind of look like small dog prints. We also heard some frogs and saw some geese and ducks. We saw a new bird called a yellow rumped warbler and there was another bird that I only see at my grammy's. It's called an Eastern Phoebe. It has an interesting way of eating. It does a behavior called hawking in which the bird sits on a branch waiting for an insect to pass by, then it grabs the insect and flies back to the same branch.
| This is a hollow tree we found. It has a big hole on one side and a small hole on the other side. |
| My hand. |
| Some deer poop. |
| A deer track on the trail. |
| Me walking on the deer trail. |
| A chewed tree. |
| Some more deer poop. |
| Close-up of a chewed tree. |
| Junk in the forest. |
| More chewed trees! |
| The big pond. |
| Geese in the pond. |
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