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This was off part of the lake link trail in Broomfield. The path went right through a colony.

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I thought these clouds near sunset were so pretty. I think they are stratus clouds, but I’m no expert.

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Looking at pictures online, I think this may be a wolf spider?

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It’s not a perfect cube but close. I wonder if anyone can find a natural cube that’s not a rock.

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My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George

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My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George

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This is a wonderful book about a teenage boy surviving in the wilderness of the NY Catskills.

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We learned from reading “My Side of the Mountain” that many parts of the cattail plant are edible.

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You can eat the bark for sustenance

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Identified as sedimentary and igneous (with the bubbles on the side)

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Most likely a dog

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Birds can build mud nests too

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Wild geese along the river

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Found this on our nature walk

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But still funny

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On the nature path, outside the backyard

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Can eat the flowers, and the leaves. In a salad, or dandelion tea

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A giant pile of  road gravel

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Changing leaf colors

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By the water. Spiders web by the stream

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Found this in the tree. A fun web.

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This looks like a dinosaur head to us. The eye, nose hole, mouth

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Deciduous we think a willow or an ash

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This is Sam holding up a leaf from the maple tree he is standing next to.