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Old 08-08-2005, 11:57 PM
Phyllis and Jim Hurley
 
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Once a male starts singing, other males and females come. We find the
males get there first and try to intimidate one another. Gives the
ladies a better selection!

Jim

Larry wrote:
On Sun, 7 Aug 2005 22:24:02 -0500, Lar wrote:


The pond is about a month old now and the resident toad that has hung
around the patio the last couple of years found last night he now has a
place to sing to the night on top of a turtle spitter...
http://arrow-pestcontrol.com/TD1.JPG
Tonight it was ..wow that little guy is really getting after it
tonight, went out to the pond and there were 6 males and one female.
http://arrow-pestcontrol.com/TD2.JPG
LOL getting to wonder when the calls from the neighbors will start.




1...6...hmm what's the pattern?

11 the next night or 36? Give us a count of the action tonight. You
might have created the only toad hostel in the neighborhood ;-}