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snakes....nasty, slimy, yukky, shifty eyed, shudder making little devils!
so....love em or hate em....and why are there so many of them in places they shouldnt be?
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came across one in my kitchen today.....now as some of you may know i keep snakes, lizards and now a nice big tarantula....did i calmly pick the dear little thing up and put him in a place of safety....
did I buggery, i squawked the place down till one of the kids came and did it.....
frogs....nasty, slimy, yukky, shifty eyed, shudder making little devils!
so....love em or hate em....and why are there so many of them in places they shouldnt be?
perhaps we need a frog clean up squad
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ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww tan u could have warned me!!
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Aww bless
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Aww bless
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: 
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OMG!!!
I just spat chocolate all over my laptop!
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i like frogs. i have several in my garden. one lives in front of my stables and follows me up and down the yard. rather strangely i have also found burgundy frogs in my garden. didn't even know they came in that colour :shock:
they are great for keeping down slugs, though it has to be said that some of the slugs in my garden are bigger than the frogs!
whips
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i like frogs. i have several in my garden. one lives in front of my stables and follows me up and down the yard. rather strangely i have also found burgundy frogs in my garden. didn't even know they came in that colour :shock:
they are great for keeping down slugs, though it has to be said that some of the slugs in my garden are bigger than the frogs!
whips
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I love frogs, wiley, patient creatures and I find them fascinating, especially in terms of what they eat and how they catch their prey lol
They are not picky eaters. Smaller frogs usually eat insects such as flies, spiders, bugs and worms and other less desirable critters. The bigger ones will go for vermin such as rats and mice and they will also eat birds. Most frogs like their food alive. They do not eat anything that is dead. No fun in that for our frog friends
Frogs do not have to go around chasing their prey. They are patient creatures and so they can sit motionless and watch and wait for their intended prey to come close enough and then move in for the kill. They just flick out their sticky tongue to grab the poor unwitting creature and devour it whilst it is still squirming and wriggling :D
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i like frogs. i have several in my garden. one lives in front of my stables and follows me up and down the yard. rather strangely i have also found burgundy frogs in my garden. didn't even know they came in that colour :shock:
they are great for keeping down slugs, though it has to be said that some of the slugs in my garden are bigger than the frogs!
whips
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I love frogs, wiley, patient creatures and I find them fascinating, especially in terms of what they eat and how they catch their prey lol
They are not picky eaters. Smaller frogs usually eat insects such as flies, spiders, bugs and worms and other less desirable critters. The bigger ones will go for vermin such as rats and mice and they will also eat birds. Most frogs like their food alive. They do not eat anything that is dead. No fun in that for our frog friends
Frogs do not have to go around chasing their prey. They are patient creatures and so they can sit motionless and watch and wait for their intended prey to come close enough and then move in for the kill. They just flick out their sticky tongue to grab the poor unwitting creature and devour it whilst it is still squirming and wriggling :D
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My mum goes out in the garden at night with a head torch and scissors and chops up the slugs!
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My mum goes out in the garden at night with a head torch and scissors and chops up the slugs!
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i like frogs. i have several in my garden. one lives in front of my stables and follows me up and down the yard. rather strangely i have also found burgundy frogs in my garden. didn't even know they came in that colour :shock:
they are great for keeping down slugs, though it has to be said that some of the slugs in my garden are bigger than the frogs!
whips
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My mum goes out in the garden at night with a head torch and scissors and chops up the slugs!
It's not pretty in the morning though!! 
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i like frogs. i have several in my garden. one lives in front of my stables and follows me up and down the yard. rather strangely i have also found burgundy frogs in my garden. didn't even know they came in that colour :shock:
they are great for keeping down slugs, though it has to be said that some of the slugs in my garden are bigger than the frogs!
whips
