cat got your tongue?
or a frog in your throat
you sound horse
barking up the wrong tree
all bark and no bite
open a can of worms
used as a guinea pig
its dog eat dog
got mad as a hornet
a bull in a china shop
a wild goose chase
at a snail’s pace
hold your horses
the cats out of the bag
like a bat out of hell
you can’t teach an old dog new tricks
i’ll be a monkey’s uncle
let sleeping dogs lie
pull a rabbit out of a hat
a wolf in sheep’s clothing
busy as a bee
watching like a hawk
my eagle eyes
like shooting fish in a barrel
get your ducks in a row
you give me butterflies
a little bird told me
the world is your oyster
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Daniel Calzadilla is a Florida native with a particular affinity and commitment to studying these ecosystems to preserve and give back to the communities through research, outreach, and engagement. With over 200 community service hours supporting subtropical and tropical wildlife conservation and environmental restoration programs. His hobbies include poetry, cooking, beekeeping, gardening, and mountain biking. His work as a beekeeper goes beyond the apiary. He uses the platform to advocate for all pollinators and discuss ways to build habitats and support biodiversity.
