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Nature Center

The path leading to the Nature Center is downhill, and Davis started getting a little impatient about having to wait on us to catch up with him. He's doing better about following directions while he's 'busy' doing something else. It must be that selective hearing trait being passed-down.

Once we caught-up, Davis was not in picture taking mode...it was going to be a challenging visit.

At least Davis was sure to have fun checking out everything.

Having a ravenous appetite for honey, yet mindful of potential dangers, the ferocious black bear and his counterpart approach the bee hive cautiously.
critters critters everywhere!

he's not used to things that don't make noises when you squeeze them

the same turtle in the clear box recognizes the same kid in the light green shirt

We enjoyed watching the birds outside from the viewing room, and the shadows were pretty neat too. From rectangle-shaped floor vents to anything that halfway resembled a moon, Davis hardly was able to go half an inch without being amazed by something!

Davis and Mommy square-off in the shadow animal finals (Daddy was eliminated in the opening round after his failed attempt at a hayabusa).

...and it wouldn't be a trip to the NC without the giant birdhouse!

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