Enough already

Can we PLEASE go back to talking about ponding?
Kirsten

Oh, I'm jealous! I bought two tadpoles last year (I was warned that
frogs
are territorial and that one would kick the other out) but never did
hear
any froggie noises so I'm not sure either one stayed. Maybe I'll be
luckier this year!
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I haven't seen territorial behavior in any of the frogs we have here. If
you're in a subdivision they may not have survived. Of the thousands born
each year no more than a few survive until the next spring.

Those of us in rural areas usually have more than enough frogs and toads.

I think cats are the biggest reason I can't keep frogs - I have cats
constantly coming around my pond and as soon as they start to croak at
night, it's not long before they are no longer here - a friend a couple of
blocks away from my place has a dog that goes crazy whenever a cat enters
his yard and he lets him out to scare the cat away to shut the dog up and he
always has frogs
Gale :~)

"Gale Pearce" wrote in message
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Oh, I'm jealous! I bought two tadpoles last year (I was warned that
frogs
are territorial and that one would kick the other out) but never did
hear
any froggie noises so I'm not sure either one stayed. Maybe I'll be
luckier this year!
===============================
I haven't seen territorial behavior in any of the frogs we have here.
If
you're in a subdivision they may not have survived. Of the thousands
born
each year no more than a few survive until the next spring.

Those of us in rural areas usually have more than enough frogs and
toads.
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I think cats are the biggest reason I can't keep frogs - I have cats
constantly coming around my pond and as soon as they start to croak at
night, it's not long before they are no longer here - a friend a couple of
blocks away from my place has a dog that goes crazy whenever a cat enters
his yard and he lets him out to scare the cat away to shut the dog up and
he
always has frogs
Gale :~)
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Our neighbor's obese cat comes around at night but the frogs continue to
kanoodle and croak in the uncovered kiddy pools. I think this cat is
looking for something tastier than a cold, wet, clammy, slimy frog! :-)
My dogs, all elderly now, are showing almost no interest in either the
neighbor's waddling cat or the frogs starting to show up around here.
--
McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
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Oh, I'm jealous! I bought two tadpoles last year (I was warned that frogs
are territorial and that one would kick the other out) but never did hear
any froggie noises so I'm not sure either one stayed. Maybe I'll be
luckier this year!
Kirsten
"~ Windsong ~" P@P wrote in message
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"kc" wrote in message
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Can we PLEASE go back to talking about ponding?
Kirsten
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Yes. Ignore the cross-posters and anonymous posters. Last night we heard
the first frog of the season. He already moved into the new little 150
gallon pond.
--
Carol.... the frugal ponder...
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