Lily loves to identify flowers & bugs, go to the beach to find shells & play in the sand. She loves & protects animals & wants to be a vet
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Start Their AdventureLily loves exploring and discovering. No matter how many times we go to the same place there is always something new to see and learn about. She also loves counting to see how many snails, banana slugs and lizards she can find. Lily is a Girl Scout and looks forward to the big camp out every year. She loves exploring and experiencing all of the beautiful natural places we are lucky to live near in northern California.
Axolotl because they are cute and pink. They are also endangered. Lily wants to be a veterinarian and cares deeply for the welfare of all animals and their habitats. She is very conscientious of the environmental impact of things she uses and cleaning up trash that may harm an animal.
Lily loves to ride her scooter and look for butterflies. When she goes fast on her scooter she says it feels like she is a butterfly flying. She also just got a portable microscope and loves getting an up close view of things in an exciting new way. We have a special app to help us identify plants, flowers, birds and bird calls when we are out in the wild and Lily loves adding to the list of things we have found.
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