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Just a minute. I'm sure I do. I feel sorry for him. It's not so good for him. All right. What's going on?
I'm here. I'm ready. I'm ready to learn. Does anyone have any questions or what did people get to today?
Yeah, what is so okay. We saw you found some snails. Was that today you found the snails? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. And dandelions?
That's good. How about any birds? Any birds sighting?
Yeah. What amphibian did you find today? Salamanders. Wow. Was that really? Was that from salamander alley?
Okay. So do salamanders, they hibernate don't they down in the mud? So they just, I wonder when they
start, how big was it? This big. That's pretty big. What color is it? Grayish black. Grayish black.
Good camouflage. Good camouflage for the salamander. Okay. That's good. That's a start. Our snails
with all the endless winter that we've been having here that just can't come up last week.
Winter is over. Yeah. Last Friday. What's your favorite season? Summer. Summer. You like summer?
That's the spirit. Okay. I like summer. Spring's pretty good though because there's lots of change
in spring, right? Yeah. Yeah. So we see the salamanders come out. Lots of snow. You have lots of snow.
Summer is basically on my birthday. Your birthday is all summer long? That's fantastic. You get a
present every day? All the flowers. Must be expensive. Yeah. What day is your birthday? July 22nd.
July 22nd. That's a good birthday. Does anyone have a winter birthday?
Yeah. I have a winter birthday. Yeah. There you go. There you go. You? Which winter birthday?
Oh, that's good. January 15th. That's good. When's your birthday?
Like winter. When's your birthday? All right. A little outdoor education for the Prime Minister
on this Earth Day as he's meeting with a group of students for what's being called Earth Path.
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