Today, the teacher led us to enjoy the campus scenery, including the biological park, orchard and fitness park ... I am most interested in the biological park.
The first thing that catches your eye is a crystal clear crescent pool. There used to be two "red-crowned cranes" by the pool. Hey, why is there only one now? There are no frogs. Did they escape by themselves? I am eager to find out, oh, I don't know when they ran into the pool.
Frog crouched in the pool with its green back exposed, as if playing hide-and-seek with his classmates! To the south of the pool are several tall and straight willows, which have just sprouted tender new buds and look like dense green caterpillars from a distance. Touch, soft, itchy hands. The branches are soft and slender, just like the braids of spring girls, and they have touched the grass.
Look at all kinds of animal sculptures hidden in plants, including locusts, starfish and schistosomiasis ... locusts aroused my great interest. This locust is much bigger than the real locust I have ever seen. It is green and has never faded in the wind and rain. The hind legs are surprisingly developed, and they look strong and powerful, as if they will fly to the fields at any time to harm crops.
Our school has many scenic spots. Please come and visit our school when you have the chance.