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Frog in garden

cuppa · 2015-03-17 17:21:34

Hi, I found a frog in my garden (Dublin 20) , we have all ways had some. We used to have a huge hedge which is now gone around 5 years ago, that was when we found the last one which was moved to a friends garden, but he does not live there any more. We will be getting the garden dug up this year, so for his safety we…

17-03-2015 5:21pm

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cuppa

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Hi,

I found a frog in my garden (Dublin 20) , we have all ways had some. We used to have a huge hedge which is now gone around 5 years ago, that was when we found the last one which was moved to a friends garden, but he does not live there any more.

We will be getting the garden dug up this year, so for his safety we should move him.

Does anyone know a good place to move him too.

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#2 17-03-2015 5:23pm

vicwatson

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Down by the riverside or might be wiser to transplant it to a neighbours garden?

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#3 17-03-2015 5:37pm

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Yea could do mill lane by the river liffey or one on the ponds in the phoenix park.

They might have a better life it gardens with no predators around

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#4 17-03-2015 5:41pm

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At this time of year, the frog is on a mission to get his/her rocks off in the nearest pond that has members of the opposite sex. Leave him/her alone to get to where frogs do their thing.

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#5 17-03-2015 6:42pm

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Just leave it alone. Forgs don't live in water all year - far from it. He will be fine!

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