Up close and personal
Children get a chance to experience reptiles and amphibians
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Nevaeh Taylor, 3, of Fort Dodge, listens to Kim White, The Natural Naturalist, during her presentation on reptiles and amphibians Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Wendy Botterbrodt, of Fort Dodge, and Owen Botterbrodt, 17 months, listen to Kim White during a presentation on reptiles and amphibians Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River's Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Milie Botterbrodt, of Fort Dodge, 8, listens to Kim White, the Natural Naturalist, give a presentation on reptiles and amphibians Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Fallon Hodge, 3, of Goldfield, takes a sneak peek at Kim White’s reptiles and amphibians on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Aaron Matthews, of Fort Dodge, and his son Jaxon Matthews, 3, watch Kim White, The Natural Naturalist, carry a snake around her neck on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kim White, The Natural Naturalist, holds up one of her reptile friends for children and parents to view Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kim White, left, lets Nora Hood, 4, of Fort Dodge, hold a snake on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River's Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kim White, left, lets Kenyan Neisen, 4, of Fort Dodge, hold a snake on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River's Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Nevaeh Taylor, 3, of Fort Dodge, listens to Kim White, The Natural Naturalist, during her presentation on reptiles and amphibians Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Wendy Botterbrodt, of Fort Dodge, and Owen Botterbrodt, 17 months, listen to Kim White during a presentation on reptiles and amphibians Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River's Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Milie Botterbrodt, of Fort Dodge, 8, listens to Kim White, the Natural Naturalist, give a presentation on reptiles and amphibians Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Fallon Hodge, 3, of Goldfield, takes a sneak peek at Kim White’s reptiles and amphibians on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Aaron Matthews, of Fort Dodge, and his son Jaxon Matthews, 3, watch Kim White, The Natural Naturalist, carry a snake around her neck on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kim White, The Natural Naturalist, holds up one of her reptile friends for children and parents to view Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kim White, left, lets Nora Hood, 4, of Fort Dodge, hold a snake on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River's Edge Discovery Center.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kim White, left, lets Kenyan Neisen, 4, of Fort Dodge, hold a snake on Tuesday at the Matt Cosgrove River's Edge Discovery Center.