What is more fun then a lively song to enjoy the best of nature.If you have not seen a Walkingstick (a Northern Walkingstick in New England) you must read about them and hope you spot one while hiding on a branch. This website is a good place to start.
Do You Know?
A Walkingstick can regrow a leg but it will be shorter then his other ones. Look at the picture. Do you think this Walkingstick has a new leg?
If a Walkingstick loses an antennae, it grows a leg in its place.
Read More About it
Hidden Walkingsticks by Meish Goldish (2008 Bearport Publishing)
Ages 4-10
2 comments:
My son and I just found one of these the other day. I think ours was an Indian Walking Stick. Not 100% sure though. How did you positively identify yours? They are fascinating to watch. He didn't know what to make of it. Enjoying your blog.
Walking Stick That We Found
My son and I just found one of these the other day. I think ours was an Indian Walking Stick. Not 100% sure though. How did you positively identify yours? They are fascinating to watch. He didn't know what to make of it. Enjoying your blog.
Walking Stick That We Found
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