Last night youngest son reported hearing
a frog outside. Ran to the slider, eased it
open and sure enough a pacific chorus/tree
frog was outside singing his heart out
in the frog bog!
Oh joy, oh rapture! :-))))
So SE WA has frogs waking up.
Since the rest of the state is having severe
lack of rain problems (these fellows like to
breed in fishless ponds, vernal ponds) jan and
I will do our part to help them along.

kathy

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Last night youngest son reported hearing
a frog outside. Ran to the slider, eased it
open and sure enough a pacific chorus/tree
frog was outside singing his heart out
in the frog bog!
Oh joy, oh rapture! :-))))
So SE WA has frogs waking up.
Since the rest of the state is having severe
lack of rain problems (these fellows like to
breed in fishless ponds, vernal ponds) jan and
I will do our part to help them along.

kathy

Congrats! I figure you have to be doing
something right to attract them. I was
delighted to find a tree frog (ordinary green)
in a plastic container that held some rain
water and was sitting next to one of the
stock tank ponds. It spent all summer there
last year and I'm hoping it finds its way
there again this year.

Gail
Southcentral TX USA