National Frog Jumping Day!
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I was curious what had happened to Jergi (?) and his paramour.
So they move into a towering condo for the winter and now get released into the wild again, some I imagine having that experience for the first time. Do tell about all their adventures.
But most importantly we need to see what you built!
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I was curious what had happened to Jergi (?) and his paramour.
So they move into a towering condo for the winter and now get released into the wild again, some I imagine having that experience for the first time. Do tell about all their adventures.
But most importantly we need to see what you built!
@Loki said in National Frog Jumping Day!:
I was curious what had happened to Jergi (?) and his paramour.
So they move into a towering condo for the winter and now get released into the wild again, some I imagine having that experience for the first time. Do tell about all their adventures.
But most importantly we need to see what you built!
No, the frogs in the condos are new ones I raised from tadpoles starting last fall.
Jurgi and his buddies have been outdoors underground for the winter. That's what wild frogs do here. They have a natural antifreeze in their little bodies that allows them to hibernate.
I'm hoping they all made it through the winter. The ground is still very cool here, but I think in the next week or two we will see some frogs emerge.
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Some frogs are bigger than others...
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@George-K said in National Frog Jumping Day!:
@brenda , WOW!
I wasn't kidding when I said their houses are quite large. They have lots of room to climb, hunt, sleep, sit in a small pond, and act like real treefrogs.
@brenda said in National Frog Jumping Day!:
@George-K said in National Frog Jumping Day!:
@brenda , WOW!
I wasn't kidding when I said their houses are quite large. They have lots of room to climb, hunt, sleep, sit in a small pond, and act like real treefrogs.
For scale:
We have 9.5 foot tall ceilings, and I cannot reach the top of the froggo houses without a step ladder.
