I saw some fish. They were little and silver and fast swimmers. I saw them in a big pond by some grass weed. I tried to catch the fish with a tube.
~Ramsey
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What lives in a wetland? Follow the adventures of these students as they explore and learn about the creatures and plants at the Fernhill Wetlands!
The Life of Fernhill Wetlands
- Aphids
- Bald Eagle
- Barn Swallow
- Beaver
- Bees
- Canada Geese
- Catfish
- Cattails
- Coyotes
- Dragonflies
- Garter Snake
- Great Blue Heron
- Great Horned Owl
- Gulls
- Killdeer
- Ladybugs
- Mallards
- Mice
- Minnows
- Nutria
- Pacific Tree Frog
- Poison Oak
- Raccoon
- Red-Winged Blackbird
- Robins
- Snails
- Tree Swallow
- Water Skippers
- Worms
Ramsey,
ReplyDeleteThose silvery fish were just too busy and quick to stop and pose for our camera, weren't they! I've always wondered, are minnows just baby fish? What do you think? What kinds of fish do you think live at Fernhill Wetlands?
Sherry
cool. do you think you can find out what cinde they are!
ReplyDeleteI bet it is easy to get wet when you're trying to catch fish - did you get wet at all? What do small, silver fish eat? Do you think that you could try to catch some with some bait? Just to look at of course, not to eat.
ReplyDeleteTraci
If a trout was a minnow when it was a baby that would be wierd, so no, minnows are not baby fish.
ReplyDelete-Ramsey