This song is available on Birdsong and the Eco-Wonder's album Everything Is Connected.
Plant a habitat. Gonna plant a habitat.
The butterflies and bees are whispering: “Please…
Plant a space where we can grow and feed.”
Plant a habitat. The hummingbirds will be happy for that.
With flowers so bright, nectar so sweet,
And lots of food our nature friends to eat.
All around the world we need some space
Where animals and plants can find a place
With clean water, food and shelter
A home where they raise their young.
So I’m learning about the ways you and I
Can help all living things to survive.
Like planting seeds, flowers and trees,
The kind of habitats that we all need. So…
Plant a habitat. Gonna plant a habitat.
The butterflies and bees are whispering: “Please…
Plant a space where we can grow and feed.”
Plant a habitat. The hummingbirds will be happy for that.
With flowers so bright, nectar so sweet,
And lots of food our nature friends to eat.
SPOKEN:
My friend Sabrina grows milkweed.
It’s the only plant that the caterpillars of a monarch butterfly will eat.
And Reggie and Lori plant native trees
Where the birds can raise their families.
And Carlos and his classmates pick up trash from the stream
So the local animals can drink water that’s clean.
And Jodi plants flowers that are really great
For the hummingbirds to pollinate.
Sung:
And how about a habitat for me and you?
A little piece of earth where we can grow some food.
Fruits and vegetables to eat…
These are the habitats we all need. So…
Plant a habitat. Gonna plant a habitat.
The butterflies and bees are whispering: “Please…
Plant a space where we can grow and feed.”
Plant a habitat. The hummingbirds will be happy for that.
With flowers so bright and nectar so sweet
And lots of food our nature friends to eat.
With flowers so bright and nectar so sweet.
And lots of food our nature friends to eat.
Plant a habitat. Gonna plant a habitat.
Plant a habitat. Gonna plant a habitat.
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