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| I have heard of being personally attached to your cat or dog, even people.
But is it weird to be attached to a couple of frogs?lol
Yes, I have Koi and frogs, and yet the ones I look forward to seeing the most everyday are my Bull Frogs! They sing at night, grunt, eat lot's of crickets when I am bored and have stood by my side for weeks as I sat out there with an injured foot layed up at home.
What about you? Are you attached to your pond creatures? MIke |
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- Posted by pashta_2006 Z4 ADK NY (pashta@aol.com) on Sun, Aug 28, 11 at 10:14
| Mike, Yep it is weird and most of us ponders have "the disease"!!! hahaha For the first time I have finally attracted two frogs to my pond and I look for them every time I go to it - one will let me walk right up to it and touch it. I even like the wasps and bees that visit the pond and stream for drinks. There are some kind of blue/black ones that are so amusing. I am delighted the two or three times a summer I see the snakes. There are some interesting threads on this forum about frogs, even pictures of bullfrogs eating out of people's hands, which might be what you were referring to regarding the crickets. Hope your foot is doing better. Anne |
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- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (mikerno_1@yahoo.com) on Sun, Aug 28, 11 at 12:49
| Yes. You are right!!!lololohahha In my city, I have not seen a frog since, well over 20 years ago when we use to have forested areas.:-( Any who come here are amazed that I even have them let alone have fun with them in my adult life.lol One does let me touch him while the other jumps into the pond as soon as it sees me and screeches as it falls in.lol These frogs have eaten over a dozen crickets at one sitting, no kidding. Thank you for your kind words. I hope to be walking again soon.:-) Mike |
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