Busy bees
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Mrs Cador: June 2015
At Wildlife Club, our 'Busy Bee' Wildlife Clubbers have continued to develop the wildlife habitat in the pond area with the help of Mrs Greenhough.
This week the children made two bumble bee homes.
You might like to make one too!
Here is the website address, which will give you all the information you need!
http://bumblebeeconservation.org/images/uploads/Making_a_bumblebee_nest.pdf
Do let us know how you get on!
The butterfly feeders, that the children made last week with Mrs Greenhough, will be put out today. Let's hope lots of beautiful butterflies decide to visit!
It's an exciting time of year in the natural world...
The children found a fledgling crow today in our school grounds. We talked about how it was ready to fly but it might need a bit of extra time to do so. It had made its way around the edge of the school field from one playtime to the next. We decided that we needed to leave it alone and let its parents find it and look after it and hopefully it would be able to fly away with them.
Arron and Charlie brought in egg shells this week that they have found. We are trying to work out which birds have hatched from them.
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