tree hugger? landlubber, puddle jumper

Ecology loving, green energy loving, Mother Earth News tree huggers. We have a lot at Holiday Hill Day Camp and I'm challenging campers to find one, ( but leave them where they are after looking, here is a picture:

                                                                                       

At this National Geographic site ( and who else would we ask?) you can get a tree frog wallpaper for your computer. Can you hear Mom when she logs on early in the morning to the grinning face of froggy!

http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/wallpaper/red-eyed-tree-frog_image.html

Here is another interesting link:
www.CTAMPHIBIANS.COM    be sure to look at the tree frog and here the audio  of his call.

Want to see some really tiny frogs?
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There is even a song that originated some time between 1530-1548 ( Now that's OLD!)  Froggy Went a Courtin and He Did Ride... rode up to Miss Mousie's door ( he was looking for a date and intended to marry!)  He had sword and pistol by his side, bet he was expecting the cat along the way!  Ask to sing this at camp one day.


All sizes, all colors, woods, stream, pond, Mansfield Hollow Lake, on your adventures as a Holiday Hill Day Camp Kid or Counselor look around for  our Froggy Friends!

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