Camp cameo 1
INTRODUCTION
A lady named Brenda introduced us to the island. She explained to us how most baby
birds are different to their parents. e.g. baby Tuis don't have the white puff on their necks but
they have a green patch on their back. The white tuft appears as they develop over time.
The Tui's parents have a green patch on their back as they have the white puff on their neck.
CAMP CAMEO 2
THE TRIG TRACK
Two tracks were explained to us before we walked up to the top of the island to have lunch.The tracks were straight up and hard, or a zig zag and easy with a touch of hardness.The track that was straight up and hard was called the Trig track,and the zig zag and easy with a touch of hardness one was called the Wilkinson track.Mrs Fielder divided everyone into groups of five from youngest to oldest.The four older boys wanted to give the Trig track a go as it seemed like we could make it.Mrs Fielder asked Richard if he could take us up the Trig.He said yes to Mrs Fielder but said to us boys that he doesn't want any moaning the whole way.We trucked on up the trig track with a whole lot of thoughts going though our heads.We heard and saw a heap of birds, such as Weka's, Kereru's/Wood pigeons.
