Looks like we will break the 5000 mark on Monday!
For the second day in a row a group of public school students took time out from the classroom to go streamside while Dave Lawson explained the Chinook facts of life to these wide-eyed observers, with live salmon. These demonstrations have been a huge success as local schools are requesting for more of these educational 'worksops'.
You do not have a message post on your site so I guess this goes public. I love all the pictures of on the Bowmanville fishway. I check it out every day. Just love it. Were can the public and fisher men make donations to such a worthy cause. I would have love it if you could have tagged some of the kids names and some of the brave volunteers that got into the cold water.
ReplyDeleteI want to check out some of your other post. I love the ones I have seen on the squirrels and the hummingbirds. I have humming bird feeders out from the first of May until the middle of September. I love to watch them. I had a really big hummer come in last year. It was about the size of a sparrow.
We had a flock of cedar wax wings come in and hit the apple tree and then the cherry tree. I bet there must have been about two hundred this spring. It was fantastic to see.
Betty Lawson