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Frogs in the yard.

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  1. yeswaitnosorry

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    Cute little frogs keep taking up residence under the spa lid.
    I have set up a few ponds for them and move them whenever I find them. I worry about the spa chemicals hurting them, but they keep coming back.
    http://frogs.org.au/frogs/species/Litoria/peroni/

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    and finally placed in the rushes in the pond.
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    A very interesting little fella seems to be very domesticated.

    Keith:cathug::cathug:
     
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    What a cute little fellow :love: great photos yeswaitnosorry , my favourite is the first one (y)
    It seems to be not frightened?

    Regards
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    Yes, nice images. Are amphibians on the decline there like they are in many places? BTW- is that a Pearson's green tree frog?
     
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    Are there many wild frogs in your area?

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    In our general area I don't think there are any frogs at all, a few klm away we have a very large swamp, now called wetlands and there is plenty of wild life there including our deadly Tiger Snakes.

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    Don't kiss them!! :eek: Would be a shame for these cute little aninals to turn into a prins(ess)!?
     
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    kissing-frogs.
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    We have about a half dozen frog species and introduced bullfrogs. All are on the decline except bull frogs.
     
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    We have plenty of Cane Toads to spare how many million do you require
    cane_toad.

    That is a big adult cane toad
    They have a natural enemy now our big black crows flip them over and pick their safe under belly.

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    Hahaha :LOL: Schwarzeneger Toad... What do they eat for breakfast, cats and dogs? Why didnt they use that toad for the catweazle series!?.. Awsome animal!
    Thanks for sharing.. :)
     
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    There are other methods a good heavy boot or a driver golf club.

    As they are often on the roads cars/trucks do a good job as well.

    Keith:cathug::cathug:
     
    #14 Keith, Sep 28, 2015
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