Travelling to warmer climates gives me the opportunity to photograph exotic species of birds. Today's photos were taken on Florida during my first visit there in 1980. It was the first time I had seen such colourful birds. I believe the first two are macaws and the third a cockatoo, but I am not certain.
Our students are doing a rainforest unit right now and are looking for photos of birds and animals that live in the rainforest. These include: macaws, parrots, monkeys, apes, gorilla, tigers, poison arrow frogs, snakes, boa constrictor, anaconda, alligators and crocodiles. An expanded list is on line at http://www.mqp.k12.nf.ca/rainforest/rainforest_links.htm
If you have photos that you don't mind students using in projects, feel free to send them to me and I'll make sure that they get on line ASAP.
Friday, March 16, 2007
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