For us Spring officially started with the return of Harry,
a green tree frog that hangs out on our porch at night and
eats the moths. He's been gone since last fall but is back.
He hangs out on the glass around the door and jumps to
catch moths.

He's called Harry for a reason. My wife was the first to
meet Harry when she walked out on the porch one day and
Harry jumped off the door frame onto her head. My wife
freaked of course but eventually Harry let go and jumped
away, wondering why he didn't get a free ride.

Here's a photo of what Harry looks like:

http://www.themagnolias.co.uk/images...-tree-frog.jpg

Daniel


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Daniel Barton wrote:
For us Spring officially started with the return of Harry,
a green tree frog that hangs out on our porch at night and
eats the moths. He's been gone since last fall but is back.
He hangs out on the glass around the door and jumps to
catch moths.

He's called Harry for a reason. My wife was the first to
meet Harry when she walked out on the porch one day and
Harry jumped off the door frame onto her head. My wife
freaked of course but eventually Harry let go and jumped
away, wondering why he didn't get a free ride.

That's awesome! He's beautiful. Does he help out with bug control?

Cheers
KJ

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"We're all given a ticket to the American freak show the day we're born and
some people, they put their ticket away. Me, I watch the show." - George Carlin
http://www.ibiblio.org/kelly -=*= kelly @ unc.edu

Kelly Garner wrote:

That's awesome! He's beautiful. Does he help out with bug control?


Yes, but unfortunately not enough to make a difference. He's
more entertainment than bug control.

Daniel


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