Fossil Rim Wildlife Center
Sometimes, it seems as though our home could be declared a "wildlife" center with kiddos running around in every direction in a wide array of costumes and feeding time- well I won't even venture into that topic. Let's just say, after seeing these wildlife pellets. I think I might convert. They are far less messy!
It seems strange to admit we payed our wildlife to see more wildlife, but we did have a lot to relate to. Our tour guide and driver watched carefully to make sure none of our wildlife escaped from the vehicle. He took his job very seriously.
As stubborn as a . . . zebra???Must be a toddler. This zebra wouldn't budge. Stood right in front of our car and planted his feet. Firmly. No pellets, no promises, no punishments were complete enough. Ahh, patience. Isn't that always the answer with toddlers?
Then wouldn't you know- he comes in to give kisses. That's how toddlers survive. They are a stubborn beast one minute and adorable the next.
Curious. I swear this one wanted to take a full tour of the entire car! Those antlers just didn't fit in the window, but it felt like he was going to jump through at any moment. Must have needed a little more attention today. Must be a middle child.
Just couldn't get close enough.
Towering above us all, the giraffes were definitely the boss, guarding the bridge and deciding who would cross. Most likely the oldest child, they think they are the adult and therefore have full privileges to control everyone else.
Sugar addict. Kids can't resist a treat and the sound of the bag brought this one running to the car, like fresh baked brownies just out of the oven. I'm convinced he would have eated the entire bag if allowed. Must be a teenager.
Despite all of the rollercoaster rides through the park of life, the view is still breathtaking. Especially when all of the kids are sound asleep and no longer bugging you for something =).
Thankfully, our pack emerged safely and had a delightful time connecting up close and personal with all of the "wildlife."
These ones don't even need cages !
Then wouldn't you know- he comes in to give kisses. That's how toddlers survive. They are a stubborn beast one minute and adorable the next.
Curious. I swear this one wanted to take a full tour of the entire car! Those antlers just didn't fit in the window, but it felt like he was going to jump through at any moment. Must have needed a little more attention today. Must be a middle child.
Just couldn't get close enough.
Towering above us all, the giraffes were definitely the boss, guarding the bridge and deciding who would cross. Most likely the oldest child, they think they are the adult and therefore have full privileges to control everyone else.
Sugar addict. Kids can't resist a treat and the sound of the bag brought this one running to the car, like fresh baked brownies just out of the oven. I'm convinced he would have eated the entire bag if allowed. Must be a teenager.
Despite all of the rollercoaster rides through the park of life, the view is still breathtaking. Especially when all of the kids are sound asleep and no longer bugging you for something =).
Thankfully, our pack emerged safely and had a delightful time connecting up close and personal with all of the "wildlife."
These ones don't even need cages !
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