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Cats KillingFrogs

How do i deter cats from killing the frogs in my wildlife pond, i tried mess they just pulled it all apart & there are no frogs now Very difficult to stops cats getting something they are determined to catch! Sorry. by JosieB2

07/10/2012 23:18:41

by Penninepetal

toads and frogs

for the first time, it will probably be another 2 or 3 years before any toads return to breed. The males may well turn up a year or so before any females. It is possible that they will never return at all if the pond is very small. Frogs are much less fussy by barbara bradford

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23/03/2012 15:00:16

by Andzik

Talkback: Dead frogs

I have not seen any frogs in my garden yet but they must be alive and well as the heron who visits from nearby countryside is arriving every morning to hunt for them. They have to move for him to spot them. Sometimes they wriggle and escape and i by sweetpea

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28/11/2011 18:40:17

by marthaviers

Mowing the lawn, but not the frogs!

emerge as frogs, and end up sitting in my lawn which will become a prolem when I come to mow. I set my lawn mower blades to the highest setting al year, which keeps it drought tolerant even in the hottest of summers, but it also means on the most warm by Tim Burr

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28/05/2012 10:07:56

by Bookertoo

Talkback: Frogs in the garden

My dad, in fear of grandchildren disappearing in the watery depths of his pond, spent a fortune on a custom made cover for it. He does love his pond. Well done on rescuing the frogs. well done for rescuing them any advice on attracting frogs by joseph woosey

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28/11/2011 18:39:29

by ninathompson53

Frogs out of hibernation

9pm 10th Jan 2012 Northants. There are several frogs sitting on top of the pond. Isn't this way too early for them to be out of hibernation? They didn't disappear until end of November! I dont know when mine usuakky come out of hibernation by Madpinkflamingo

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22/02/2012 16:08:27

by Kate Bradbury

Talkback: Garden habitats for frogs

What a lovely frog saga. A hedgehog once spent the winter in one of the black bin bags which I use to collect leaves for leaf mould and which resides in my potting shed - the back of the garage really. I often find frogs asleep in the morning by sarahs pondlife...

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28/11/2011 18:43:22

by Nicola

Talkback: Frogs, ponds and winterkill

under the water falls, and they look spectacular when ice forms in them and on the adjacent plants. Both ponds have a fairly high stocking rate of healthy, happy fish which produce young, and they are also home to a multitude of frogs that patrol by Bradley's garden

20/02/2012 20:36:19

by denise butcher

Talkback: Frogs, frogspawn, slugs and cats

We also have lots of frogs in our garden & spring traffic is very busy in our pond. We had to make a smaller pond for the frog spawn as our fish were eating all the tadpoles. Sadly however, this year I have found two dead frogs in my garden by Marigold

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06/03/2012 19:34:01

by barbara bradford

Talkback: Frogs and slugs

its a great way to keep down the pests having frogs, hedgehogs and birds in the garden - but what tips do you have for encouraging them into the garden in the first place?? What we really need is a good recipe for slugs!!! Any suggestions, Jamie by Lizzie the gardner

28/11/2011 18:37:17

by joseph woosey

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