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14theroze Posts: 229 |
Froglets in our fishpond - they are so cute Posted 308 days ago We call it a fishpond but it's not finished yet and there's no fish in it. This summer has been a great wet one and it's obviously been a good time for the frogs to reproduce - yesterday we had another drop of rain and my son spotted lots of froglets swimming around and climbing the edges of our muddy, unlined but still water retaining fishpond. |
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pomolo Posts: 484 |
RE: Froglets in our fishpond - they are so cute Posted 307 days ago So long as they aren't cane toads. I understand they are moving further and further south and west. |
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14theroze Posts: 229 |
RE: Froglets in our fishpond - they are so cute Posted 306 days ago There's no cane toad down as south west as we are just yet - thankfully. These little beauties are the eastern froglet. We only have the dam and the fishpond as any source of water (besides the water tanks) around here - so the tadpoles and froglets came as a surprise. |
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14theroze Posts: 229 |
RE: Froglets in our fishpond - they are so cute Posted 269 days ago I think I've identified the froglets as the eastern Banjo frog. Apparently they can be mistaken for the cane toad - and when you see the adult frog I can understand why. I disturbed one of the young frogs when digging in my rose garden a few weeks back, and just last night I spotted a half grown frog near the back verandah, the dogs had been barking at it. I still don't know what they like about our place, it's good to see them though. |
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