We think our tadpoles will grow into whistling tree frogs. We have been learning about them. We have found out that they are brown with a little patch of green. They hibernate in winter. They eat small insects like aphids The boy frogs do the whistling to find a mate.
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Room 2 do the frogs know lots of tunes??? I wonder which song they whistle!!!!!
The female frogs must enjoy the males whistling at them!!
I have been watching out my classroom window with interest Room 2.The special fish pond looks like a great place for your frogs.Keep an eye on the cheeky pukeko that walk around our native bush.I'm not sure whether they eat tadpoles and frogs or not???
THank you for your comments. We don't know if pukekos will eat our frogs. We will have to find out.
We don't know what songs they sing, but we have been trying to listen to frog sounds on the internet.
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