Each of the answers on the
trail was an animal, bird, fish or insect that laid its eggs in an
different way. There were three clues for each of the creatures
before the great reveal!
Throughout the woodlands at
this time of year are clumps of wild primroses.
There are plenty of places
for bugs and insects to live but a rather swish bug hotel helps them
feel at home.
A fine selection of feeders
encourages the birds. For the brief moment we were there blue tits,
chaffinches and nuthatches came for a visit.
Of course if you do go into
the woods there's always one thing you have to watch out for – a
Gruffalo who can't keep still!
This looks like a fab day out :) We went on one of those Gruffalo Trails when we were on the mainland last year - such a good fun! It's nigh time I blogged it, lol! :)
ReplyDeleteWe went on egg hunting in Leigh Woods and my son loved it! We want to go to a Grufallo trail but all the sites are too far.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun day! Love those tree features =) #countrykids
I love your little Gruffalo, he looks very at home there in the woods and what a great place it is to explore. I've pinned that Bug Hotel, I'm trying to design one here for Coombe Mill. thank you for sharing your woodland adventure on Country Kids.
ReplyDeleteTime in the woods is great. I love the look of that bug hotel! Looks like a lovely day out.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking #LetKidsBeKids