Kids like (and are are like) wild animals
Reasons to Agree: 2
- Animals are cool.
- Seeing wild animals connects people to millions of years of hunting: which has historically included risk and adrenalin. It seems almost natural to start chasing wild animals.
- Seeing wild animals connects kids to another world, and so it is eye-opening, which can be fun and interesting..
James and Geese on the Payette Lake
Images that agree
Big Horn Sheep, Rocky Mountain National Park, 2014
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A bare we saw in Estes Park, 2014. Megan kept saying all the guys were trying to get closer, but the women were protecting the kids. |
Big Horn Sheep, Rocky Mountain National Park, 2014 |
This is a photo of a mother "merganser" with its baby riding on its back. My kids and I watched it on the Payette Lake which is in Northern Idaho (2012).
A photo of a Stellar's jay, on the railing of my cousin's cabin in McCall Idaho (2012)
Do you have any cool wildlife photos? Maybe I should take it up as a hobby.
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Osprey at the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, 2012 |
Osprey and James at the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, 2012 |
A Frog we caught at the local park
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I don't know what type of bird this is, 2014, Bear Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park |
Not so wild animals
3. A worker at the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise Idaho: Peregrine Falcon, 2012 |
Grandma, Grandpa, and James Birds of Prey 2012
James, Ali, and Carlene with a wingspan at the Brookfield Zoo (2012)
James with a California Condor wingspan at the Idaho Birds of Prey (2012)
James, Teddy Roosivelt, and some bass at the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, 2012 |