hunt bugs. They usually travel when it rains. There is some old German proverb
about raindrops turning into frogs as spring rains always seem to followed by
magically appearing frogs.

Actually, tadpoles get sucked up into the atmosphere by twisters, and
eventually come back down as babies.

My Grandpaw and my Dad have both told of seeing frogs in cow prints,
etc after a hard rain.

Lori wrote Actually, tadpoles get sucked up into the atmosphere by twisters,
and
eventually come back down as babies.
My Grandpaw and my Dad have both told of seeing frogs in cow prints,
etc after a hard rain.

They do, especially in this part of the world.
Fish also.
Why we're (USA) so lucky to get so many tornadoes when Europe rarely sees
any...






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On 21 Jul 2004 17:46:34 -0700, (Sue Walsh) wrote:

We didn't bring in any tadpoles the frogs found us and we wonder
where
they came from because we have no lakes or ponds for miles around
us!?!

Same here with the bullfrog. He was so skinny, i think someone around
here made their child let it go. Now he's bigger.