M is for Mica | ABC Nature Walk

 

M is for Mica was filmed in Rocky Mountain National Park. The sun glinting off the mica in these rocks almost makes them look like they are glittering. There truly is beauty everywhere!

Sample these related posts:
To go on more "m"  walks, watch "M is for Marmot"...
...or "M is for Mallard".
To view more inanimate objects, watch "O is for Ocean"...
...or "S is for Stalactites".
To start a rock collection.


Discover more ABC Nature Walk videos at Mr. Wolfe's Kinder Garden.


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