Kids get a glimpse of nature at Lake Thunderbird

 
JANE GLENN CANNON | Modified: August 24, 2009 at 4:55 am | Published: August 24, 2009   

NORMAN — Naturalist Kathy Furneaux never tires of "show and tell” time at Lake Thunderbird’s Discovery Cove Nature Center.

Whether it’s one visitor or 20, she’s happy to talk about the area’s native birds, plants and wildlife and show off the center’s living collection that includes turtles, snakes, salamanders, tadpoles and spiders, among other creatures.

"It’s a way to get children and adults interested in nature,” Furneaux said.

The center offers about 40 types of programs — some seasonal, while others are...
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