Day 4

Another snake but not venomous 

Today, we started off by a question: What is a community? My personal response was that a community is a group of people, animal, plants and bacteria that work together to achieve a certain goal. Students gave different opinions and then we discussed the question as a class.

afterwards we took off to the Aullwood Audubon. We divided into four groups and each group had someone that worked there.

There main job today was to walk as around answering any questions we had and also to explain about what they have there.

My team's leader was Mr. Tom. He introduced himself as an ornithology and that he had been working at Aullwood for about forty years now.

He walked us around today while describing the birds they have, plant, and other animals. Like I said, our main question was; What is a community. After talking about a community in class,

here at the Aullwood Audubon we compared communities. There was a wetland community, a field community. One of the best things I learned about was the Indigo Bunting. Here is a picture of it and some other creatures that we found today.

One of there Venomous snakes that they have

Baby Turtle

An Indigo Bunting

After that we came to school where we wrote our contemplation/meditation. Were read two examples, one being a meditation and the other being a contemplation. 

Then each individual had to choose what they wanted to write about. Personally I chose a contemplation because i thought it was easier. Here it is.

I am walking down the shore of lake Victoria, with a beautiful breeze and wind. I seem to like this place. i hear water splashing, sound like a long waterfall in the tropical forest, I smell fresh air, and as i am walking on the sand, i take a hand full of soil which the texture was so rough. I take a small piece of it and put it in my mouth. Doesn't taste like water, but surely close. I keep walking.

Dolphins are so cool, when you see them rounding the fish up, bringing them at the top of the lake and have a snack on them. you don't see them doing that do you? Probably not because this happens in the water. If you caught a dolphin it will be calling for help or even call their mothers. cause they can see humans beings. I wonder if they bite.

Under the water, there are so many fishes. so many different types of fish, they all have a way of surviving, just like humans. There are also corals, which are so beautiful and keep this world beautiful to see. There are very good animals, but sometimes could turn bad.