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Lovely thing to do Rosemary, and they are great for getting rid of nasties in the garden. I love that little baby one.
ReplyDeleteSlowly but surely I will repopulate the suburban area in which I live with Toads! I agree with you, Rosemary, the baby was unbelievably cute and sweet enough to humour us by staying put when we placed him on a lily pad for a photo.
DeleteJ'aime beaucoup observer ces petits (et moins petits!) crapauds...
ReplyDeleteSouvent je les repĂȘche dans la piscine pour les sauver d'une Ă©ventuelle noyade!
Gros bisous merci pour ces belles photos.
Thanks, Martine, it feels good to help out when we can, right?
DeleteRosemary, great idea! These toads will help you in your garden, I think.
ReplyDeleteThat's true, Nadezda, we're all working together in nature :)
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