Dear Sturgis Elementary Mr. Wolbert’s 5th
graders,
It has come to my attention that you have been reading about
my research and (hopefully) as a result have taken a special interest in the
Johnny Rooks. If any of you have any questions or ideas for puzzles that we
could test the Rooks with, I would love to hear them! Feel free to leave a
comment below, or have your teacher email me (be sure to include your first
name, please). I will try to reply to everyone, but Internet here is not the best
so it may take a while. I can’t wait to hear from you!
-Melissa M. Bobowski and the Johnny Rooks
Hello, I am Andrea from Mr. Wolbert's class. Where is the Falkland Islands located? The Johnny Rooks are very interesting, before now I hadn't even heard of them. When you were younger did you always want to be a biologist? Post more soon!
ReplyDeleteI love to learn about the johnny rooks, I think they are very interesting birds. I can't wait till you post more about them. What made you want research the johnny rooks?
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Mckenzie
It is really fun learning about the Johnny Rooks I have never even heard of them until now. I cant wait until your next post. What inspired you to start researching the Johnny Rooks?
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ReplyDeleteHI my name is Javier from Mr. Wolberts class I really like the Johnny Rooks.Plus I have an idea for the Johnny Rooks you can probably make them race around a track to find food.
ReplyDeletehi i am Lennin from Mr.Wolberts class when you were younger did you want to study raptors and want to be a biologist too. when i grow up i would like to be like you so intelligent and vary good at your job and showing children all you do.
ReplyDelete(Daledreamer) Was you ever into blogger when you was little? If you was what age would you say? I NEVER!! heard of the Falkland Island but i will be craving to.
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ReplyDeleteHello my is name Dara i am from Mr.Wolbert's 5th grade class , and i was wondering how long it took you to fly to the falklands ? i didn't know that the johnnyrooks excited i think there very interesting and odd at the same time. When i am older i what to fly out there and see them in person.
ReplyDeleteYour life is so fascinating! I love the johnny rooks. I always had a thing for the birds of prey. The johnny rooks are one of my favorite raptor birds, after the barn owl. This has been a great experience for me.I am learning so much from your blog. Do you get sad when you set the birds free? -Kasey
ReplyDeleteI believe it is very provocative learning about the Striated Caracara and I believe that you should test if the Johnny Rooks can be effected by the Darwinian Theory of Evolution.
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Hi my name is Ladell from Mr Wolberts class. I really luxuriate the johnny rooks and what you say. I think falcons they are really intimidating.i have a lot of members that would like to be just like you
ReplyDeleteHello my name is Carli. I am form Mr. Wolbert's class he told us all about you. Did you always want to be a Biologist? I love learning about the Johnney rooks it is a fun thing to learn about. I love the birds that u are studying. About how close can you get to one of the birds? Hope you have fun just like you are now. I think these birds would be cool to see them up close but I am not up there with you. I think you are really good at your job. I think you chose a great job keep up the good work. Those birds are very smart they can do amazing things like flip over a cup and find the food. But if they already find the food then they don't flip over the other cup or cups. They are also very sneaky when they try to catch little babies. you inspired me with your capability of being a biologist and teaching the birds. What other kinds of animals do you teach and do cool stuff with. How do you get so close to one of those animals I could never do that you are talented. I would be to scared to even hold on to one. But setting traps would be pretty cool too.
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Carli S.
Hi i'm bradyn from mr.wolberts class,it is very fascinating learning about johnny rooks. They are very interesting birds.Before I read your blog I had no clue what a johnny rook was!
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Cynthia I am from Mr . Wolbert, its really fun and interesting at the same time how you talk about the johonny rook bird when i grow up i want to learn about the birds.
ReplyDeleteHello, my name is Kayla from Mr. Wolbert's class. I think that learning about the Johnny Rooks is astonishing and very interesting. What inspired you to research these fascinating animals?
ReplyDeleteHello, I am from Mr.Wolbert's class where are the Falkland Island.It is absolutely fun to research the Johnny Rooks I had never heard of the Johnny Rooks since you were little did you want to study biologist.I can't wait until your other post.
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Greetings, My name is Brady from Mr.Wolberts class and I would like you to test the theory of the johnny rooks going threw a maze and trying to find a delight. Also I actually would like to become of what you are doing sounds so awe-inspiring.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, My name is Aileen and I'm from Mr. Wolberts class . the study of the Johnny Rooks and other bird's are very interesting and its a delight that you adore all kinds of birds, and its an honor to read your stories of fascinating raptors.
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