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Fabulous Frogs

Learn all about these toad-ally awesome amphibians. We’ll discover which types are native to Connecticut, meet some live frogs and toads from around the world, and take a hike on the trails to see if we can find some of SM&NC’s resident frogs. All attendees, including adults, must have a ticket. Limited to 16 participants. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Meets at Overbrook Nature Center. Members: $10/participant Non-Members: $12/participant Ages 5+ Wednesday, July 12 3:30 – 4:30 pm REGISTER

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Learn all about these toad-ally awesome amphibians. We’ll discover which types are native to Connecticut, meet some live frogs and toads from around the world, and take a hike on the trails to see if we can find some of SM&NC’s resident frogs.
All attendees, including adults, must have a ticket. Limited to 16 participants. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Meets at Overbrook Nature Center.
Members: $10/participant
Non-Members: $12/participant

Ages 5+
Wednesday, July 12
3:30 – 4:30 pm
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