Uncover Curious Critters - Healthy Nurse, Nurse, Healthy Nation - Snaps and Steps Challenge, sponsored by Humana - Day 4
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Just like us, animals have daily tasks and responsibilities. When you're out enjoying nature today, you might notice a squirrel scurrying to gather food or a rabbit carefully constructing a cozy burrow.
Animals might seem busy, but they always take time to rest — and that's something we humans can do better.
As you step outside for your walk, keep a watchful eye for the bustling activities of nature. You might notice any of these common springtime animals:
Your Action for Today
Take a moment to appreciate Mother Nature’s busy workers during your walk:
Snap a quick photo or simply take a mental note of the scene to capture the moment. Then, share your observations and reflections with us here, in our private Facebook group, or on Twitter, or Instagram - Tag us with #healthynurse! We can all find inspiration in the everyday tasks of our animal friends.
If you liked this, use the social media links on the left side of your page to share it with a nurse and invite them to join Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation!
Missed Day 3? Catch up here. Join us on day 5 — A sneak peek: Get excited. we’re spending some time near water.
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Animals might seem busy, but they always take time to rest — and that's something we humans can do better.
As you step outside for your walk, keep a watchful eye for the bustling activities of nature. You might notice any of these common springtime animals:
- Birds (such as robins, sparrows, blue jays, and cardinals)
- Chipmunks
- Deer
- Groundhogs
- Rabbits
- Raccoons
- Squirrels
Your Action for Today
Take a moment to appreciate Mother Nature’s busy workers during your walk:
- Take an outdoor stroll, even just around the block during your lunch break.
- As you walk, look for signs of wildlife going about their daily routines.
- Notice the intricate movements and behaviors of the animals you see. For example, if you spot a squirrel or a rabbit, watch it for a while and think about what it's accomplishing.
- Reflect on parallels between the animals' activities and your responsibilities as a nurse. For example, the animals bustle around for much of the day, just like you during a shift. But they eventually slow down to rest (and so should you).
Snap a quick photo or simply take a mental note of the scene to capture the moment. Then, share your observations and reflections with us here, in our private Facebook group, or on Twitter, or Instagram - Tag us with #healthynurse! We can all find inspiration in the everyday tasks of our animal friends.
If you liked this, use the social media links on the left side of your page to share it with a nurse and invite them to join Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation!
Missed Day 3? Catch up here. Join us on day 5 — A sneak peek: Get excited. we’re spending some time near water.
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