There are tadpoles in spring. What else is there?

There are frogs, swallows, bees, ladybugs, geese and other small animals in spring.

Swallow: The autumn wind is bleak. When the leaves fall, swallows fly to the south in droves. When the willow branches germinated the next spring, they flew back to their original place. Frog: In spring, frogs lay eggs on aquatic plants, and the eggs gradually become tadpoles. Tadpoles are black, round and have a long tail. Tadpoles grow up day by day, first the hind legs, then the front legs, and the tail gradually shortens and degenerates, and finally becomes a frog.

Turtle: The temperature is low in spring and autumn. Turtles don't move in the morning and evening, and only eat around noon. Bees: Bees belong to Hymenoptera and Apidae. It is a flying social insect, and many species of APIs have great economic value and are closely related to human life. They are called resource insects. Rabbits: Generally, rabbits raised at home should pay attention to the provision of food, because the young rabbits are not full. Rabbits are divided into young rabbits and adult rabbits. They are fed twice a day in the morning and evening. If you change the grain brand, you must make a transition and you can't change it directly.