On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 14:38:48 -0500, jammer wrote:


mate) We will see then if i upped the population any. I think we have
5 resident toads as it is now. I can see where those little babies


We have 5 or 6 here. We named each one "Mr. Toad". They hop to my garage
when the light is on, and snap up june bugs and moths by the hundreds. When
we were kids, we would play "leadbelly" by rolling #00 buckshot down a board
toward them. They would glump down the shot until they could hardly hop.
Kids can be mean. I try to make up for it by being nice to toads. I even
stop mowing when the toadlets are swarming over my yard.

Only down side to toads is when they get really big. You know what they say.
"Big toad, big poop".

Bob

In , on 06/19/03
at 06:24 AM, Bob Adkins said:

mate) We will see then if i upped the population any. I think we have
5 resident toads as it is now. I can see where those little babies

We have 5 or 6 here. We named each one "Mr. Toad". They hop to my garage
when the light is on, and snap up june bugs and moths by the hundreds.
When we were kids, we would play "leadbelly" by rolling #00 buckshot down
a board toward them. They would glump down the shot until they could
hardly hop. Kids can be mean. I try to make up for it by being nice to
toads. I even stop mowing when the toadlets are swarming over my yard.

Waaaaaaa! I still want toads! Six years with a pond, living adjacent to
about the last woods in the area, and no toads! Deer, yes. Toads, no.


Alan

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In , on 06/19/03
at 06:24 AM, Bob Adkins said:


mate) We will see then if i upped the population any. I think we have
5 resident toads as it is now. I can see where those little babies


We have 5 or 6 here. We named each one "Mr. Toad". They hop to my garage
when the light is on, and snap up june bugs and moths by the hundreds.
When we were kids, we would play "leadbelly" by rolling #00 buckshot down
a board toward them. They would glump down the shot until they could
hardly hop. Kids can be mean. I try to make up for it by being nice to
toads. I even stop mowing when the toadlets are swarming over my yard.


Waaaaaaa! I still want toads! Six years with a pond, living adjacent to
about the last woods in the area, and no toads! Deer, yes. Toads, no.


Alan


I had toads spawn the first year I put in my pond. They
have never returned. :-(

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Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/

When I had my small 125 gallon pond I had 9 toads that
would hang out every morning after the party the night before.
So funny, yet cute, to see them hanging with their "elbows"
on the side of the pond. Heads would turn this way and that.
Just like they were talkin' ... Shoulda got a picture of it.

Nedra
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836
http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118

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In , on 06/19/03
at 06:24 AM, Bob Adkins said:


mate) We will see then if i upped the population any. I think we have
5 resident toads as it is now. I can see where those little babies


We have 5 or 6 here. We named each one "Mr. Toad". They hop to my garage
when the light is on, and snap up june bugs and moths by the hundreds.
When we were kids, we would play "leadbelly" by rolling #00 buckshot
down
a board toward them. They would glump down the shot until they could
hardly hop. Kids can be mean. I try to make up for it by being nice to
toads. I even stop mowing when the toadlets are swarming over my yard.


Waaaaaaa! I still want toads! Six years with a pond, living adjacent
to
about the last woods in the area, and no toads! Deer, yes. Toads, no.


Alan


I had toads spawn the first year I put in my pond. They
have never returned. :-(

--
Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/