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Troop 124 was formed as a Brownie Troop in 1993 in Bolivia, N.C. Today there are seven girls in the troop and they are now Cadettes and Seniors. The girls enjoy swimming, canoeing, and archery at a nearby Girl Scout camp. They are particularly interested in helping to maintain local populations of carnivorous plants, especially Venus' Flytrap which is only found in Southeastern North Carolina.
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July
June 6- Summer Resident Camp Begins at Camp Pretty Pond June 20- Happy Father's Day! July 4- Happy 4th of July! July 18- Summer Resident Camp begins at Camp Hardee Amanda and her partner finished second at the regional Technology Students Association competition. They were the youngest competitors and the only girls in the electrical applications division. They will be competing in the National competition in Tulsa, Ok. this summer. Amanda will horseback riding at Camp Pretty Pond this summer. Manatee will be lounging at the pool as usual. Odd will be working in the kitchen. Don't forget to pack the Tums! In July we'll be sailing at Camp Hardee! Endangered Animals- There are several endangered species
at Camp Pretty Pond. They are; the Red Cockaded Woodpecker, Bald Eagle, and once in a
while the American Alligator. The nature trails go past red- cockaded woodpecker nests to
an amphitheater by the pond, which is a great bird/alligator watching area. Click here to fly to Odd's award winning web page. Odd is a Senior Girl Scout
in Troop 124. Click here to fly to Odd's new web site. Back to Two Rivers Council , Quincy Il. Visitors since Jan. 3, 1998 Last revised: June 2, 1999. � Graphics Links:
June
June 6- Brunswick County Bridging Ceremony
Birdwatching! Click bird for more info.
Camp Pretty Pond 50th Anniversary: Sept. 11
Beach Sweep: Sept. 18
Carnivorous Plants- There are 14 different species of Carnivorous
plants at Camp Pretty Pond. They are; the Venus' Flytrap, Butterwort, Bladderwort, 5
different species of Sun-Dews, and 6 different species of Pitcher Plants. For the past two
years, we have been trying to rejuvenate dwindling populations of these plants. We divided
and replanted Venus' Flytraps, grow flytraps from seed, and cut back vegetation growing
around the plants. We developed and maintain nature trails at camp so that everyone can
see the plants without stepping on them.
Take a
hike!
On Troop 124's virtual nature trail featuring photographs of Venus' Flytraps and
other carnivorous plants in their natural habitat. 
Visit our Carnivorous Plant Nightmare Page!
Questions, answers, solutions,
problems?
Index
See photos of our favorite endangered species, lemurs, on Amanda's Wide Web of Animals!
