We found out that there is a wetland nature reserve in our city! We’re looking forward to visiting it soon.
“I don’t like dogs”
http://www.rodleynaturereserve.org/
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You have a wetlands close to you too!
I don’t think birds like dogs very much either 🙁
http://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/vision/better-infrastructure/parks-and-playgrounds/completed-projects/sydney-park-wetlands
Here’s the website for the wetlands close to my house in Erskineville
(I probably should explain that I live in 2 houses, 1 in Erskineville in the city and 1 in Stanwell Park by the beach.)
Sally and Elliott,
You have such wonderful Parks to visit! Vermont has a lot of natural Wetlands but few Parks. Wetlands seem to be an important part of the Ecosystem. I am excited to find out why. I can’t wait to see what we all discover together.
We learned that fiddler crabs live in the wetlands. Wetlands are home to lots of animals like Fishey (Elliott came up with the spelling himself). The soil kind of filters the water!
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(This is Elliott’s silly word)
deev
Yes – I found that out too that the soil kind of filters the water! The sign I read that talks about the wetlands says that the roots and soil filter the water. I looked up the word filter in the dictionary and the word can be used in different ways. A filter can remove (or get rid of) impurities (things that shouldn’t be there!) when they pass through the filter.
Does this picture help explain it?
“No is the answer”
🙂
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