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Diggin' Creatures Stop By the Wayland Library

Creature Teacher Rick Roth brought a bevy of burrowing critters to the Wayland Free Library July 19.

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What do woodchucks, Indian sand boas, armadillos and skunks have in common?

Well, two things, actually. One, they all visited the Wayland Free Library last week and, two, they were there because they are all diggin' critters.

Rick Roth with Creature Teachers brought a slew of burrowing animals to a show-and-tell time at the Wayland Free Library on July 19. Check out some of the images from the event.

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