Cape Cod Natural History Museum 2014

Grandma wanted to take James to the Cape Cod Natural History Museum, and we thought it would be fun to join them. It's definitely a museum geared to little kids and they even had little step stools set up everywhere so the little ones could see exhibits better.

There's an upper level with reptiles, amphibians and bugs, and below there are birds and fish.

James is tormenting an Eastern Box Turtle

Kevin and Miranda and the shark tank

A honeycomb full of bees- the stuff of nightmares!

(Grandma is pointing out the Queen Bee.)

 

Kevin and Miranda watching the birds in the marsh.

The downstairs stuffed bird section.

James always calls Miranda a turkey. This is our comparison picture.

Looking at fish, sting rays, and other marine life in an open fish tank

Showing Miranda the jelly fish- these have a mild sting.

James loves the turtles.

So cute!

Outside there's a garden, and two walking trails. We did half the John Wing Trail through the marsh to the little "Stonehenge" they officially call the Solar installation.

James in the shark cutout in the garden

Walking with Grandma through the marsh

 

On the John Wing Trail

The Osprey nest

Feeling the vibes in Little Stonehenge

A little rest

A flower for his favorite sister.