I researched a cedar waxwing, which is a type of bird. One interesting fact that I learned about cedar waxwings is that they tend to migrate in a very irregular pattern, meaning that, according to https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/cedar-waxwing, "both breeding and wintering areas may change from year to year, depending on food supplies" whereas most other birds migrate on the same course every year with little variation in the paths that they take. Another interesting fact about cedar waxwings is that they almost always forage for food together in flocks. And one of my favorite things about cedar waxwings is that they have their wings have waxy read tips.

I am taking more walks in prospect park, and so I am noticing more details in the park around me, plus how the park changes as the seasons change and we get more into the spring. 

I think a sharing economy makes us all kinder and more thoughtful! 

I know that when I walk in Prospect Park, I feel better - mentally and physically! 

I love composting because it makes me feel good since my kitchen trashcan fills up so much more slowly! The challenge is helping my family members remember to put everything in the right bin. 

Knowing these differences allows me to safely reduce food waste!