The Albuquerque Biological Park, often referred to as the BioPark, is made up of four separate facilities: an aquarium, botanical garden, Tingley Beach, and the Rio Grande Zoo. A small train system connects the four sections of the BioPark providing a fun and easy way to travel between attractions. Although we had a chance to tour […]
UPDATE: Please see updated information about Yellowstone on my new blog, Everyday Wanderer. As the National Park Service prepares to turn 100 on August 25th, America’s first national park has been a fixture in the news. Unfortunately, Yellowstone‘s coverage hasn’t been about the hundreds of animal species that roam the naturally wild 3,500 square foot […]
Growing up, my sister and I thought we were being good citizens of planet Earth by saving up old bread and feeding it to the ducks that lived at a nearby pond. Only recently have I learned just how dangerous it is to feed ducks, geese, swans, and other water fowl bread. Just like in […]
As I started the second year of my blog, I enrolled in an online class with Capture Your 365. One of the first assignments was to capture half of something. This American Alligator sunning himself at the Albuquerque BioPark Zoo would have made a good submission!
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