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September 7th 04, 04:06 PM
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I recon the goldfinch had drowned/was drowning in the water and the frog
tried to eat it, finding it rather too large and the feathers hard to manage regurgitated it... I have actually seen a bulfrog eat a small bird. In this case it does sound like it was too big for him to swallow. 
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