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Old May 16th 05, 05:22 PM
Reel McKoi
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"Greg Cooper" wrote in message
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Snarf up mice!
Just how big _are_ these frogs? That kinda puts these Bull frogs in
perspective for me.

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Bullfrogs get L-A-R-G-E! They can cram down a 6 to 7" koi easily. My
husband and I were on the porch enjoying watching several goldfinches
bathing in a pond connected bird-bath. Suddenly and out of seemingly
nowhere a huge frog grabbed one of the birds and jumped into the pond (pre
netting days). I got rid of this bird bath and replaced it with one on a
pedestal.

The frog was probably hidden under the Hostas.
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