During class we had several exciting specimens brought in on top of Bill Witherspoon coming in and talking all about rocks!
Barbra brought in a leech that we suspect got into her pond via bird legs, perhaps a great blue heron that is a common visitor to her house, or via turtles. She also brought in quite a sizeable crawfish. Jesse brought in what Mr. Al thought was a banded water snake. Ian brought in a house centipede.
Bill had a really fun activity that taught us about the most common rocks you might find around out region. He also took us on a rock walk outside to show us the different exhibits that we often walk past on the way into ENWYC. Check out the pictures!!
Bill had a really fun activity that taught us about the most common rocks you might find around out region. He also took us on a rock walk outside to show us the different exhibits that we often walk past on the way into ENWYC. Check out the pictures!!
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| Looking at the leech and crawfish. |
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| More examination. |
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| Talking about how to crawfish propel themselves through the water. |
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| Looking at the house centipede. |
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| Jesse and his water snake. |
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| An up close look. |
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| From left to right, top then bottom row: granite, gneiss, quartz, amphibolite, and schist. |
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| Bill talking about his book, "Roadside Ecology of Georgia." |
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| Taking a rock tour outside! |
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