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| A beautiful Brazilian Toucan |
On our last morning in Brazil, we visited the famous Iguassu Bird Park. The park is home to hundreds of species of birds, many of them native to Brazil. Many of the birds live in giant aviaries where humans can walk around and observe them in their natural habitats. In addition to birds, the park houses butterflies and reptiles. Walking through the Brazilian forest and observing these colorful and exotic creatures was the ideal way to end our magical time in Brazil.
Now we are home, safe and sound. We miss our dear friends, especially Wilson, Rafael and Sr. Helenice - each of them took very special care of us. We are so grateful for this wonderful experience and can't wait to share all that we learned with everyone back in Dallas.
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| Sr. Lois chats with a feathered friend |
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| The butterfly garden was spectacular |
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| Smiling for the camera |
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| Another exotic friend |
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| We've grown very close over these last few days.... |
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| How we hate to say farewell to Rafael! |
Hello Cecilia!!!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Gustavo and I'm from Brazil. I study in Colegio Santa Ursula in Ribeirao Preto and we will be in Dallas in October for the Ursuline Exchange Program. I can't wait to meet you guys and the UA. We're all very excited!!
Btw, your blog is awesome!!
Have a nice week! Bye :)