On an FHS marine science field trip at VIMS in
Wachapreague with co-biology teacher Fred
Chanania this weekend, after feasting our eyes on
such wonders as lemon drop nudibranchs, spaghetti
worms, sea pork tunicates, sea grapes, sea
cucumbers, brown shrimp, and a multitude of other
astounding marine critters, dessert was an
excellent view of a lark sparrow in someone's
front lawn near the corn field on Church St in
Wachapreague this morning. The Lark Sparrow was
among a flock of much smaller chipping sparrows.
All the best
Fred
Frederick D. Atwood fredatwood@xxxxxxxxx
Flint Hill School, 10409 Academic Dr, Oakton, VA 22124
703-242-1675
http://www.agpix.com/fredatwood
http://www.flinthill.org
http://tea.armadaproject.org/tea_atwoodfrontpage.html
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