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28 March 2017 at 13:52
OK
hivemind I need answers.
A couple of
weeks ago my garden pond was chockka with frogspawn. Most of it has vanished. Any ideas what happened?
30 March 2017 at 09.27
Yesterday
all the frogspawn had gone (we think eaten by a hedgehog). This morning a fresh small batch has appeared.
Wondering about putting it in a
rainwaterbutt for safety until the tadpoles hatch. Any ideas?
Woolerwoman
Has that
happened before?
If you put them in a waterbutt, would the froglets
then be able to get out?
Did you support the Badger Cull petition? I got a
link to the debate yesterday, read the whole thing and posted the link
separately but one of the pro-cull speakers said some of the most stupid things
I've ever come across, including 'badgers are harmful predators destroying
wildlife ‘...(including frogs and toads).!!!
Bentonbag
No but we
couldn't think of anything else that might do it.
Froglets have no problem getting out of a
water butt. Their feet seem to stick to
most surfaces. I've put a sieve over the
frogspawn.
Signed the petition. I've almost ceased being surprised at the
stupidity of people.
Woolerwoman
Glad you
sorted the frogspawn. The sieve will keep the badgers out.
I
may have maligned the hedgehog.
There
are tadpoles in the pond.
There
is also frogspawn.
Fester
thinks the first lot of frogspawn must have sunk into the stuff at the bottom
of the pond.
Ms
Delune My
Grandad was a fan of maligning hedgehogs, a former farmer he was adamant poor
yields of milk were down to the blighters drinking it from the cow.
Clearly the
Pembrokeshire hedgehog is a larger specimen!
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