Christmas

We started opening our presents then mom realized that her camera was full of pictures from the Zoo. So we had our dad put all the pictures on the computer and by then most of the presents were open so this is kind of the end of it all.

Here are some of the animals that we watched at the Zoo. Hope you enjoy them to.

Watch closely and you may see a prairie dog that you recognize.

This isn't the actual Mr. Ray from finding Nemo, but that is what Angela and Kaylee called him.

Kaylee's first time exploring on her own. most of the time mom carries her but this timeshe got to wonder where ever she wanted.

These two were fighting and it was so cute we had to get it on "film"

Dad and Kaylee Bug in the groundhog enclosure.
Angela has no intention of sharing this seal with either of these two shady characters

Angela being brave in front of the HUGE shake tank. Rumour has it that one of these giants was over 300 lbs.

Bingo we caught one!! But is isn't very dangerous looking. what do you think?

I think the little one is scarier than the big one. RRRAAAHHHHRR!!!!

This was the sting ray petting tank. It had these fun little tunnels under the water that lead back to this corner where you could pet the sting rays.

Cutie Angela getting a close up of the underside of Mr. Ray.

Kaylee Bug Braves the tunnel so she can find mom.

Mom and Angela trying to pet the rays. The rays not cooperating very well.

Angela finally gets to tough one of the rays.

This was a beautiful waterfall fountain just outside the entrance to the aquarium at the zoo.

These playful otters where just what we found in most of the animals here at the zoo. some of them where too cold to play a lot but most of them were very playful.

As you can see they had some very big fish in the aquarium. Both Girls loved the whole thing, running from tank to tank to see the big fish.

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Kaylee really liked being able to walk on her own and still be able to see all the fish. Angela was very interested in the huge catfish and posed next to the glass so that we could see just how big it really is.