Today we saw an out-of-shape woodchuck crossing the yard. The woodchuck stayed on the path I had mowed earlier this morning. It would run for five feet, stop, stand up and look around, catch it's breath, run for five feet, stop, catch it's breath, etc. I like woodchucks. They look like minature bears to me.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
E B Row
Yesterday the leader of our bird walk suggested that when talking with children about birds, use E B Row. The letters of E B Row will help kids identify birds: E for eye, B for beak or bill (same thing), R for rump (always good for a chuckle with kids), O for outer tail feathers, and W for wings. These letters will help adults identify birds too. I often will remember the color of the back or belly and forget all these other details.
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