Fernbank Natural History Museum in Atlanta, Georgia

I love visiting Atlanta, Georgia.  Eric and I spend time with his High School friend, Jim, and his wife, Gina.  

Atlanta has so many great Museums, World-Class Attractions, Art Events, and Historic Places to visit.

Today we are touring Fernbank

Museum of Natural History.

Eric & Jim are dwarfed by the

Skeleton of Gigantosaurus.

The other tail belongs to

 .Angentinosaurus.

Let's look into Georgia's distant past. 

The coastal waters were filled with life.

This rock has LOTS of small Sea Shell Fossils.

Tyrannosaurus Rex 

Ankliosaurus

Millions of years this is what we find in the water off the Georgia Coast. 

Saltwater Plants

Snails, Mollusks, Corals, Urchins...

And lots of fish.

Georgia's mountains & woods 

are home to Birds, Beavers, Deer...

Boar & Armidillo live in Central

& Coastal Georgia.

The Wildwoods and Fernbank Forest Trail allow visitors to view the Forest from an elevated boardwalk and on the ground level.

Tall Sculptures on the

boardwalk -

This one has benches.

These Sculptures remind

me of a blooming Tulip.

The lower part of the Trail

displays Spirit Guides.

Jacabo & Maria Angeles

created these amazing

Mythical Creatures.

My favorite Spirit Guide

is the Jackalope.  

Thank you, Jim and Gina, for sharing Fernbank Natural History Museum with Eric and me.