Do You Like to Buzz?

To the tune of “Do Your Ears Hang Low”

Do you like to buzz?
Are you covered all in fuzz?
Do you call a hive a home,
In the garden where you roam?
Do you know how to make honey?
Are your stripes a little funny?
Do you like to buzz?

From https://preschooleducation.com/songs/bug-songs-for-kids/

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The Insect Song

To the tune of “The Wheels on the Bus”

The firefly in the night goes blink blink blink
Blink blink blink … blink blink blink
The firefly at night goes blink blink blink
All through the town

Additional Verses:
The bees in the flowers go buzz …
The ants in the grass go march …
The crickets in the leaves go chirp …
The caterpillar in the field goes creep …

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Update on Kale’s recovery: Kale made history on July 11, 2023, as the first animal to receive a CT scan at Decatur Morgan Hospital. The CT scan is the best tool to assess the improvement of Kale’s deep infections of his shell.

A big Thank You to the Decatur Morgan Hospital staff and associates as well as our Museum and veterinary staff who made this possible.

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