When I saw your post about pollywogs, bells went off in the back of my mind and after a search with Google also found that sailors that haven't crossed the Equator are also called pollywogs
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What could be more fun on a warm July day than catching pollywogs (tadpoles or very young frogs) with your bare hands?
Pollywogs/ tadpoles
When I saw your post about pollywogs, bells went off in the back of my mind and after a search with Google also found that sailors that haven't crossed the Equator are also called pollywogs
ReplyDeleteNice photo of a childhood activity still done today.
ReplyDeleteLooks like great fun for those youngsters!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful classic summertime shot! Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteNice to see that kids are still catching pollywogs in the summertime.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Guess those youngster are having a great time enjoying nature at it's best!
ReplyDeleteShame they are all boys! I used to love doing this when I was a wee lass. Then watching them turn into frogs over the weeks. Great times ...
ReplyDeleteI remember doing exactly the same as a kid in UK! But of course, our frogs had a British accent!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks extraq fun to me too.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I'm glad kids are still enjoying the summertime ritual. My pond was full of the little creatures and now FROGS. MB
ReplyDeleteLooks the kids had a great time! Great photos, too!
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