Step 1. Find a good location.
Step 2. Poke worm with stick, until it becomes two worms.
Step 3. Grasp worm tightly.
Step 4. Enjoy!
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Welcome to my backyard. This blog is about the wildlife that lives and travels through our yard in suburban Northern Virginia. The yard borders a park and has a small, man-made pond. Foxes have used the space under our deck as a den for their babies. Raccoons like to raid our compost bins, and green frogs produce tadpoles in our pond each spring. We also have deer, chipmunks, squirrels, birds, a shrew, a toad, a snake, a turtle, and even a bat.
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Links
- Camera Trap Codger
- Everything is Permuted: Tales of an urban fox...and other ramblings
- The Roddy and Clark Expedition
- Nature of a Man
- Game Camera Photo Logbook
- Charlie Bear's Blog
- Brown Rat Info from Wikipedia
- Red Fox Info from Animal Diversity Web
- Raccoon Info from Animal Diversity Web
- My Online National Wildlife Habitat Page
3 comments:
This reminds me of the worm song when I was a child! Do you remember a song like that? I think it had to do with eating them! Great photo, it really takes me back and makes me want to go outside in my garden to play.
Thanks for a great blog, I just found you while surfing. Come on over to my place and visit Slug's rest if you have a mind, I am from "Adventures of Mr. Slug and Friends" or
www.babbler-slimyslugfriends.blogspot.com. We are a bunch of silly slugs drawn on lunch napkins.
Have fun today! Love, "Mrs. Slug"
I remember that song, something along the lines of "I guess I'll go and eat another worm!". Just visited your blog-it's slugtastic! Your husband is very lucky to have such a lunch, and napkin each day. Have a good day!
Did you ever read the book "How to Eat Fried Worms"? In third grade I loved it but I think I'd find it pretty gross now. Your budding entomologist should read it when he's a little older.
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