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ESTATE NEWS

FROGGING ADVENTURE

Presented by Wentzel Pretorius and Paola Vimercati

n February 24 , we embarked on evening. A crimson moon rose above us, magical atmosphere. Although our quest to
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a frogging adventure that brought casting a mystical glow over the landscape, find the frogs may have been unsuccessful,
Otogether both kids and adults for while curious crabs emerged from their the experience was filled with wonder and
an evening of exploration and discovery. hiding places to investigate our activities. excitement. As we made our way back,
The anticipation was high as we gathered we couldn’t help but feel grateful for the
for a frog presentation, delving into the Above the water, fireflies danced in the opportunity to connect with nature and
fascinating world of amphibians. We night sky, their twinkling lights adding to the witness its beauty firsthand.
learned about the various types of frogs,
their unique habitats, and the remarkable Looking ahead, we eagerly anticipate
adaptations that enable them to thrive in our next frogging adventure at phase 3,
diverse environments. determined to explore a new location and
hopefully encounter our amphibian friends
Equipped with gumboots and nets, the in their natural habitat.
children eagerly awaited the chance to
encounter these elusive creatures in their
natural habitat. As we ventured towards
the water, the tranquil setting of the golf
course dams provided the perfect backdrop CLICK HERE
for our expedition. The night was alive with
the melodious calls of the Painted Reed
Frog, serenading us from the reeds as we
made our way along the water’s edge.

Despite our best efforts, the frogs
remained elusive, teasing us with
their elusive presence. However, our
disappointment was quickly overshadowed
by the enchanting sights and sounds of the

Frogs can only survive
in freshwater habitats
that keep their skin
moist for survival, which
is why they live in or near
ponds, lakes, streams,
rivers or creeks.

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