Fall in Wildcat Woods is a time of transition. Bright reds, oranges and golds dot the landscape, the green grasses of summer are gone; by late afternoon the sun is low in the sky, shadows are long and the air has a crisp bite. The reptiles are underground while field voles are gathering the last of their grass. Canada geese are strung out in the sky like beads that move and wave. Winter is not far.....
WELCOME to the first edition of Outdoor Adventures blog at Weyerhaeuser Elementary.
We hope to bring all the stories and fun things with the kids.
We have over 80 participating in the program and more to come..
Twenty six 2nd graders finally got their chance to find the elusive "Moon Rocks', play games and hang out with the critters in Wildcat as you see in the following pics.
Yellow and black garden spiders (harmless)
tried hiding from those sharp eyes.
Praying mantis didn't have much luck hiding either
