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Buried frogs

April 9, 2007 | It's a family thing | Stephen O'Neill | No Comments »

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I didn’t know that frogs could dig, did you?

When I was walking up the garden I noticed a hole, an thought the earth had settled from all the raking. So, I went to fill the hole in – and it moved!

A frog had buried himself a few inches down in the loose earth, presumably to get cool out of the sun! He wasn’t impressed when I coaxed him out for this photograph, you can tell by his frown, but it was for his own good – he’d only have been raked to death otherwise.

It kind of explains a lot – over the course of digging the garden I have seen dozens of frogs, one sadly impaled on my fork. But they just seemed to appear – you’d turn over a clod of earth and lo’ there would be a frog. I said then that they must have been dug in, but it seemed implausible due to our soil being wet heavy clay, but perhaps I was right?

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  1. The beginning of the garden
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  3. Preparing the lawn bed
  4. What’s growing in the garden?
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Author : Stephen O'Neill

Stephen O'Neill (aka Squid) is the co-founder of The Floating Frog and has written in excess of 50+ articles on web design development on the blog. Stephen now occasionally blogs, focusing his attention on his career at Ebuyer, his love for growing vegetables and his rescued cat.



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