Jurassic
Moongazing with the letter M
M is for Microraptor and a Moth on a Misty, Moonlit night…
Continue readingLazy Days with the letter L
L is for a lazy lobster and a lovely Lambeosaurus…
Continue readingKatydid Starts with K
A colorful katydid chirps hello, while shy Kulindadromeus gives a little wave…
Continue readingCritter of the Month: Stegosaurus
Meet Steggy. She might not have very much of a brain, but she makes up for that with the softness of her heart. There’s not a whole lot that’ll surprise her (thanks to Pete’s training), and she’ll let just about anybody clamber on her back. 🙂

I say “just about” anybody, because there was that one time some kids wanted her to be their fortress in a water balloon battle. That was a bit too much for Steggy. But that class of preschoolers who came to visit were adorable. Steggy just sat there and let them climb all over her (Pete stuck a few tennis balls on her spikes, so they wouldn’t be so sharp). The kids had a great time painting stars and hearts on her big plates.
Continue readingFossil Friday: Mymoorapelta
Fossil Friday: Rhadinosteus, Enneabatrachus, and Unidentified Frog.



