my honey was trying to dig a huge rock out of 2nd garden.We decided not to plant it this year and he covered it.The grandkids got all excited when they found some one living out there.There up to 4 of these guys.
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my honey was trying to dig a huge rock out of 2nd garden.We decided not to plant it this year and he covered it.The grandkids got all excited when they found some one living out there.There up to 4 of these guys.
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ribbit! And now they may be house-hunting again!!
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You've created a habitat for the little fellows.
I've always thought frogs were 'cuter' than toads -
Oh one day we found a dried up frog in the house. my hubby put him outside and happened to water the garden and the frog got wet. He came back to life!!! we thought he was done for. Surprise!!
Me, too... and far less dangerous! I had a dog who licked a toad once & the poison in its skin nearly killed him! Icky! Not to mention getting warts from them!!!Originally Posted by bearisgray
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Oh isn't he cute. We find little toads in our back yard a lot. We love "critters". My husband has an outdoor camera set up in the lower back yard and we have seen deer and fox so far in pictures. I don't live out in the country either!
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You do not get warts from frogs, they come from a virus. The only thing that happened to our dog was that his mouth foamed up, what a sight!!
Nice looking critter. He eats bugs in addition to being cute.
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