Our extended family of pets as you all know are the tadpoles and frogs. Both animals are doing great. My youngest is having a truly grand experience taking care of the animals and watching them grow. At this time, we have acquired more tadpoles because he had such a fun experience with the first we went and gathered more to have a great frog world beginning day. I know it will be a good transition because my son cannot wait for them to become frogs. My childhood tadpole raising experience was great because when I let my frog go he stayed around the house catching insects for a very long time. I am hoping for the same experience for my son. Here are some pictures to let you in on our world of pets.
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Monday, July 27, 2009
Pet Friends are Growing :-)
Our extended family of pets as you all know are the tadpoles and frogs. Both animals are doing great. My youngest is having a truly grand experience taking care of the animals and watching them grow. At this time, we have acquired more tadpoles because he had such a fun experience with the first we went and gathered more to have a great frog world beginning day. I know it will be a good transition because my son cannot wait for them to become frogs. My childhood tadpole raising experience was great because when I let my frog go he stayed around the house catching insects for a very long time. I am hoping for the same experience for my son. Here are some pictures to let you in on our world of pets.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
My youngest learning about a frogs life cycle
As you read on the earlier entry of our days journey of sustainable agriculture day. We also brought back a little friend for my youngest. Well of course he made it his friend. A tadpole from the swale at the community garden that he had to fill back up with water because of our 100 degree heat lately and for all of his hard work the garden manager caught a tadpole for him and put it in a cup. Now we are taking care of a tadpole at our farm as well. Here you will be able to see the first day of a frogs life cycle. Stay tune!
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