Lucas has a heart for the outdoors! Being in nature, learning about the outdoors, and using his imagination is his happy place!
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Lucas loves being outside to get fresh air and exercise. He loves exploring and learning about animals and insects. Being outside is fun because you get to use your imagination. Lucas recently moved out to the country with acres to explore and sometimes it is a hard time getting Lucas to come inside for dinner or bedtime. Being in nature is peaceful and Lucas loves finding all the different animals and animal tracks in the yard.
Lucas' favorite animal is a turkey. He loves the different colors of turkeys and how smart they are. Turkeys have very great eyesight. He has recently gotten a turkey call and has been practicing it out in the woods. He loves spotting the turkeys in the fields as we are driving. He is very excited about someday raising turkeys on our future farm. Lucas also really loves learning about honeybees and helping mom tend to her hives. And of course, eating all the honey!
Being out in the woods going on nature walks and "hunting". We have 10 acres and partially wooded with a creek that runs through it. There are several paths to walk and explore. Finding new bugs and creatures that live out there is a bonus. Being outside the options are endless with a little boy's imagination!
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