{"id":671,"date":"2018-06-19T08:51:37","date_gmt":"2018-06-19T08:51:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/sh\/dunrossnessp4\/?p=671"},"modified":"2018-06-19T08:51:37","modified_gmt":"2018-06-19T08:51:37","slug":"sumburgh-head","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/sh\/dunrossnessp4\/2018\/06\/19\/sumburgh-head\/","title":{"rendered":"Sumburgh Head"},"content":{"rendered":"

SUMBURGH HEAD TRIP<\/p>\n

On Friday 18th<\/sup> of May our class went to Sumburgh Head to learn about local wildlife and sea life.\u00a0 We partnered up for going on the bus.\u00a0 When we got there a lady called Helen who works for the RSPB came on the bus and stood at the door told us a few safety rules.<\/p>\n

After that we got off the bus and Helen took us on to the grass.\u00a0 We played a game to learn about food webs.\u00a0 We were given some cards with different names there was sand eels, the sun, human, seal, killer whale, the animal plankton and the plant plankton.\u00a0 We learned that all the living things in an eco system are linked and if one species is in decline and it affects everything else.<\/p>\n

Next Helen got us all a pair of binoculars between two of us from the car. Then we started walking up the hill.\u00a0 She showed us how to make the binoculars work like a microscope. Then she showed us some spiky green stuff and told us to turn the binoculars so they looked like a microscope then you could see the cells in it.<\/p>\n

Then we learned about the black on the cliffs. \u00a0It was lichen there are about six different species.\u00a0 Then we learnt about some different types of dolphins and whales like the humpback whales and the orcas and many other whales, and then we had our snacks.<\/p>\n

After that we looked at birds around where we had our snacks then we slowly moved up the hill.\u00a0 When we got up a bit we stopped and looked at some puffins then we saw one of the puffins coming\u00a0 and peeking out of its burrow then it went back into its burrow.\u00a0 Then we looked though the telescope and we looked at some different birds.\u00a0 Here are a few: shags, puffins, some guillemots, and kittiwakes.<\/p>\n

After that we went to the lighthouse.\u00a0 First we went to the aquarium.\u00a0 On the wall there were lots of fish and at the end there was a little computer thing that told you about some fish and their prey.<\/p>\n

Next we went through to a room that had a big model whale at one side and on the other side was a place where you put on some headphones and you press a button of a bird and then you`ll hear the type of noise it makes.\u00a0 And also there was a bit where you can feel the inside a puffins mouth.\u00a0 We also saw an egg shell and it came from some bird.<\/p>\n

Finally we went outside and went back to the parking spaces and we gave our binoculars back to Helen and went on the bus and went back to school.<\/p>\n

We all thought it was a great trip.<\/p>\n

By Tory, Abi, Emma, Kelsi and Isabel<\/p>\n

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