For Scouts 'world conservation' badge, G has to keep a bird chart and name 10 birds, 5 'IRL' (In Real Life).
At first I was a bit worried, not that he can't name birds, he has an amazing memory. But worried that we wouldn't see 5 different birds around here.
So far, since Tuesday, he has seen Wrens, Black birds, Crows (how does he know they are different?) Blue birds (or Jays?), a robin or two, and a cardinal.
Never knew there were so many different things right here.
One thing I am learning to do different with the Charlotte Mason, is to look right here for nature. One of my weakest subjects.
How many birds can you name?
May 8th, 2009 at 05:41 pm
May 8th, 2009 at 08:53 pm 1241816006
If you're interested, in the last 24 hours we've seen a flicker, junkos, pine siskins, house finches, downy wood pecker, crow, robin and starlings. I think a crow is bigger than a black bird, and a jay is bigger than a blue bird.
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