Silly things refuse to live in the garden. They (3) prefer the screen room.
But who knows where each day. Sometimes under a plant saucer, sometimes
under other things.
But the silliest of all is that when I open the file cabinet there he sits
happy as a little bee. Don't know how he gets in. Don't know how he gets
out. But at night they climb up the sides of the motor home waiting for
dinner so I guess Ill stop worrying about them.
So afraid I'll accidentally step or sit on them. LOL Sydney
Margaret, I think you replied to the wrong message. My little frogs do not
go in the refrig ~ quite happy in the file cabinet just sitting there on the
hanging file folders. Sydney
Speaking from experience, I don't advise shutting one in the refrigerator.
> Silly things refuse to live in the garden. They (3) prefer the screen
room.
Margaret L
Gardening in Intermountain West and Handicapped gardening
http://www.margaretlauterbach.com
Speaking from experience, I don't advise shutting one in the refrigerator.
Margaret L
Gardening in Intermountain West and Handicapped gardening
http://www.margaretlauterbach.com
Last week Harvey and I went to see the FROG exhibit at the AMNH (American
museum of nati'l history) in NYC... that's LIVE frogs, folks (not, like most
critters in that museum, stuffed!) -- most were from the tropics... what
extraordinary colors, patterns.. teeny tiny, and huge ones. The entire
exhibit was fantastic -- I don't know who did the design, the setting up,
the plantings, but, wow it was really impressive - running water and little
pools, mosses, ferns, tropical plants, trees, rocks. My favorites were the
small colorful poison frogs from south and central America. WOW!! Worth a
trip to NYC just to see it.
karen in NJ
room.
LOL! thank you for making me laugh!
I've got a family of geckos that have now invaded the front and back porch lights. I'm going to have to get some pictures, but they're these little cute brownish pale geckos that hang on the screen door or patio door and kitchen window and munch on any bug that flies by. Mostly mosquitoes and moths, but the occasional june bug falls prey to "big mama". I have all sizes, ranging to the 6" monster that scares the cats off the windowsill, to the baby that if its an inch long its cause its stretching!
Brandy
Well, what if you're having frog's legs for dinner.....?
So... while my D lived for 2 yrs in FLA, she's call up and tell me hilarious
stories about frogs. One was found sitting on the inside rim of a toilet!!
One was hopping around on the dashboard of her H's pickup. Cute little
buggers, but... toilet?????
karen in NJ
room.
> But who knows where each day. Sometimes under a plant saucer, sometimes
> under other things.
> But the silliest of all is that when I open the file cabinet there he
sits
> happy as a little bee. Don't know how he gets in. Don't know how he
gets
