Search for desert critters on Animal Flashlight Walk at Usery
'Go outside and play' best advice for kids
NATURE AFTER NIGHTFALL: Hanna Quinn, 10, visiting the East Valley from Huntington Beach, Calif., uses a flashlight to follow animal tracks during a nighttime Animal Hide and Seek walk at Usery Mountain Regional Park northeast of Mesa. Taking advantage of morning and evening hours is one way to stay connected to nature during a desert summer.
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