We had a great afternoon today along the nature trail at Armuchee Elementary School. Arrowhead, in cooperation with CRBI's Riverkeeper Amos Tuck, led a series of lessons for AES's third graders. Vivian Davis and Marilyn McLean of Arrowhead showed off our alligator, king snake, and a gopher tortoise, Amos Tuck, the "Fish Dude" helped capture some of the fauna of the little stream, including several species endemic to the Coosa River Basin, and I led a walk on the trail and demonstrated the Water Planet's water cycle.
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| Amos Tuck found several species of fish… I'll let him ID them. |
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| Amos performs his trademark Stream Stomp to shoo critters into the net. |
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| Amos performs his trademark Stream Stomp to shoo critters into the net. |
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| If I remember correctly, this guy the is recently IDed Coosa Banded Sculpin. |
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