Posted to Beaver Island Historical Society (Facebook page) by Beaver Island Historical Society on 2017-07-03 03:31:52. Caption as posted: "July 20 & 21. 9:00 AM - NOON at the CMU Biological Station Children's Field Trip: Miller's Marsh Mr. John Gordon and Ms. Jessica Kosiara ($10) Our annual field trip for kids continues as part of Museum Week. Kids of all ages are welcome! Parents/guardians of young children may also join CMUBS staff as we tour the wetlands, fields, and forests of CMU's Miller's Marsh. Kids will capture live snakes, use dip-nets to collect aquatic insects, learn about the impacts of exotic and invasive species, and much more! The cost of the Children's Field Trip is just $10 and does NOT include lunch. All p"
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Two green-and-brown frogs are being held in muddy hands. One frog is bright green with dark spots, while the other has yellow-green and brown coloring. Partial figures in orange, patterned, and blue clothing are visible behind them among sunlit vegetation.
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The archive caption describes a Children's Field Trip to Miller's Marsh on July 20 and 21, hosted at the CMU Biological Station, with field activities including capturing live animals and collecting aquatic insects. The post was published July 3, 2017, by the Beaver Island Historical Society Facebook page.
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