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It must be spring :)

Discussion in 'Wildlife Corner' started by joolz68, Mar 6, 2016.

  1. joolz68

    joolz68 Total Gardener

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    We have 4 clumps of frog spawn in one of our ponds :dancy: is that a good sign for mild weather?
     
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      Rustler Super Gardener

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      I was a amazed yesterday when I saw my local Pond on Putney Heath, full of spawn. Have been at our other home along with dad for the last week in Eltham ( with my garden), so missed the annual frog manoeuvre from nearby stream to pond. It usually happens over 3 to 4 days after heavy rain and when walking the dog at night, you really need to tread carefully as the paths are stacked full of hundreds of commuting frogs. I seem to have missed it this year but it seems so early. I'm sure it's usually late March or April that it all happens?
       
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