odonata28 (Linda) wrote:
I realise this isn't a
garden question but if anyone has any experience with frogs please let me
know.

I believe frogs do that. Move when they are over crowded.

I am tahankful we jst have the one frog going bonk, bonk, bonk, bonk,
bonk, 500 would send everyone bonkers.

"Terryc" wrote in message

odonata28 (Linda) wrote:
I realise this isn't a
garden question but if anyone has any experience with frogs please
let me
know.

I believe frogs do that. Move when they are over crowded.

I am tahankful we jst have the one frog going bonk, bonk, bonk,
bonk,
bonk, 500 would send everyone bonkers.

You lucky duck! I love Pobblebonk frogs! All ours seem to have
disappearred because of the drought.

Farm1 wrote:

I am tahankful we jst have the one frog going bonk, bonk, bonk,

bonk,

bonk, 500 would send everyone bonkers.


You lucky duck! I love Pobblebonk frogs! All ours seem to have
disappearred because of the drought.

Well, we have the water from a rainwater tank that feeds a neglected
"water feature". The pump broke and we haven't replaced it, but the
float arm keeps a sunken bathtub full and there has been a resident
bonker for about 10 years. One year there were two, but otherwise just one.

Terryc wrote:
Farm1 wrote:

I am tahankful we jst have the one frog going bonk, bonk, bonk,

bonk,

bonk, 500 would send everyone bonkers.


You lucky duck! I love Pobblebonk frogs! All ours seem to have
disappearred because of the drought.

Well, we have the water from a rainwater tank that feeds a neglected
"water feature". The pump broke and we haven't replaced it, but the
float arm keeps a sunken bathtub full and there has been a resident
bonker for about 10 years. One year there were two, but otherwise just one.
When there are two, do they bonk together?
Or are the just good friends.