You want more Ducks, I'll give you more Ducks

We did see some ducks at the park but I think these were only two.

Also at another park this is the famous trees stump. According to Carrie tree sap dries, But we learned later on that it doesn't.

Last week me and Carrie went out to a park called George Henry Park. It is where Oswego lake follow into the Willimatte. It is a cool park with a really woodsy part and a beach section. There was a lot of goose and ducks. One time while I was walking on the trail I bent over to take a picture of a spotted slugs. Carrie hates slugs and she didn't see what I was looking at. So she came over and saw the slug. Then she freaked and ran about a hundreds yelling the whole time. It was pretty funny.

Fish On

To begin well a steelhead is a trout that swam from the rivers out to the ocean. The little trout stay in the ocean getting big for two to four years. Then when old enough to reproduce they swim back up though the rivers. When they get back in the rivers there only mission is to get back to where they where born in start new babies. After they are done with they die so they don't eat the food for the baby fish. This is why they are hard to catch, they are not to instead in eating, just breeding. There are two different times of the year that steelhead come up the river. The winter run is from January to march and the summer run is in june to july, I think. During the rest of the year they is fishing for other types of fish. Chinook salmon starting to run right now, coho go on September, trout and bass in the summer, and Sturgeon all year long,