A new resident - ain't he cute?

Discussion in 'Water Gardening' started by cherylad, Jan 21, 2012.

  1. hummerbum

    hummerbum Young Pine

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    oooooo look at him!! I love frogs too!!! Hey made me think about putting a broken pot out there for a home to see if i can attract a frog or two.
     
  2. FountainMan

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    I know this is an older topic but I reciently got a new inhabitant to my pond.
    Meet Mr. Froggy.


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    Mr. Froggy ( photo / image / picture from FountainMan's Garden )
     
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  3. cherylad

    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    He looks like a big one!
     
  4. marlingardener

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    That is a handsome frog! You may want to find a maiden and have her kiss him--he could be Prince Froggy.
     



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  5. Cayuga Morning

    Cayuga Morning Strong Ash Plants Contributor

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    That toad is beautiful! What is he sitting on?
     
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    Theodoros In Flower

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    Cheryl, He is very cute :-D :-D
     
  7. FountainMan

    FountainMan Seedling

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    A piece of flagstone on the end of the pond. At night he makes allot of noise.
     
  8. Jnieto0560

    Jnieto0560 New Seed

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    He is cute, you should see our pond in the spring, there are hundreds of peepers singing. It's quite an uproar. I usually also find a fat bullfrog or two when I'm cleaning out the pond in the Spring.
     
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    how cool in my other ponds I used to have I had them all over I love frogs but when they first started coming they scared the heck out of me lol
     
  10. lachancesare

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    I had a similar experience opening our ponds this year. As often as I see them (they blend in so well), when I don't and they jump....so do I!...BUT
    this year, we got an unexpected present.....our frogs became parents 20140918_192130_resized.jpg and I didn't even know it!...we have about 30 bullfrog tadpoles between the two level ponds.
    I love those guys even if they DO make me jump!
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    We have lots of frogs and newts in our pond. I'm just hoping the newts don't dine on all the tadpoles but leave enough to breed in future years.
     
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    Hi. I am another great Frog, Toad, Newt etc fan and in spite of the dryness here we do get them, more so since I made the little pond which they can get in or out of comfortably, even Grass Snakes welcome but rarely seen. We are all I guess UK or U.S. familiar with the "Wind In The Willows" writings and the creatures featured in them - I refer to Mr Toad who lived in"Toad Hall". Next the path past the pond here was a very unsightly metal manhole cover - not the sort of thing you would want to see in the middle of the garden. It has of course to remain easily accessible so I put a course of bricks all round it and left one out here and there for entry and exit - covered these with paving slabs so as to leave a nice cool space under them on the cover . I call that "Toad Hall" and it is used, see them coming and going n0w and then, there may even be a young Grass Snake under there also as there once was. All are welcome. Syd.
     

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