Corson, loves to take our bird book on the walks with him - it is a wonderful book that not only has great pictures but also a digital recording of all the bird songs. Corson likes to see if he can get the birds to answer him, although last time, we had to get him to stop pressing the Red Tailed Hawk button - the birds were getting upset LOL! We had one little bird follow us all the way round the trails. He seemed curious about the bird calls we were making. He literally flitted along with us and we got some great pictures. Turns out he was a Savannah Sparrow.
Corson was quite pleased with his job to find flowers for me. He called me to take pictures of every flower, bug, slug, and insect that we saw. Unfortunately the butterflies were more into flitting than landing, so we didn't get many pictures of them. When Corson asked the names of the flowers, I told him we would look them up on the internet and find out when we got home. When we finally got to the lakeshore, we found a family of mallard ducks and a family of beautiful swans! Corson picked up so many rocks at the water's edge, that he had to hold his shorts up on the way back, because the rocks were too heavy LOL! At the end of the two hour hike, even though it was hot, muggy and there were tons of bugs, we all had a wonderful time and it was a day to remember. If you have the time, take a stroll through our pictures - we'd love to share what we have learned. Enjoy!
Papa and Corson and the bird book.
Queen Anne's Lace
Pretty Blue Chickory
Corson, the rock collector
Pastel yellow Cinquefoil
Our little friend, the Savannah Sparrow
Orange Jewel weed
Those rocks are irresistible!
The shore of Lake Ontario
The swan family
The swan family
Time for a bath!
White cabbage butterfly
The rocks sure are heavy!!!
2 comments:
Wonderful Nature Walk! I felt like I was right there with you. Beautiful pictures Brenda!
Karen.
Thank you, Karen! We really had a lovely time.
Brenda
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