This is my collection. The horse shoe crabs were given to me by my friend Atari. She found them at the beach, at Cape Cod. The beetles are scarab beetles. Mommy and I went to "Bug Fest" at the Academy of Natural Sciences and they had millions of beetles for everyone to pretend to be entomologists by pinning them into a box. One of the cicada Daddy found at the dairy farm and the other one in the woods. 
Here is Mommy. She is my best paleontologist friend. She has her pjs on.
Colors, the cat in our backyard, and me are looking at my collection.
I really like these pictures that I took of Colors, the cat who is in our backyard. And mommy is holding Colors. He just came over one day and never wants to leave. I like picking him up. We have to find someone that will give him a home. I will miss him when he is gone. 
I took these in our back yard. They are real love snakes and they are mating.
It is real black-toed tarantula from the rainforest. It's diet is toads and frogs.
It is real black-toed tarantula from the rainforest. It's diet is toads and frogs.
2 comments:
Hi Victor! I'm glad that you called me and left me a voice mail message. Mommy had told me to look at your blog, but I had completely forgotten!
I absolutely love your blog! You've put up so many fascinating pictures and your comments are really interesting. I was really surprised to read that you actually took many of those photographs yourself. I thought that Mommy had taken them all. (That's how good they are!)
My favorite pictures are the one of Mommy wearing her pajamas and the one in which you and Colors are looking at your collection together. She seems like a really nice cat. Was she drawing pictures on the sidewalk with your chalk?
I also realy liked the last few pictures of the snakes and spiders. Since they were real, were you scared that the spider might jump on you or the snakes might slither up your leg? Also, it's really amazing that you were able to take a photograph of those snakes mating! You must have been really lucky to find them while they were making more snake babies!
Dear Victor,
You blog is very special and cool. I learned a lot about different kinds of insects and animals, especially the love snakes. I hope that one day we can go walk in the woods together and discover all the wonderful beasts, big and small, that live in the world. See you soon!
Love, Jack and Tanya
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