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Our frogs are singling now too – though I’m sure they sing with a different “accent” than your British frogs. 🙂 Ours are Pacific Chorus frogs, and they do make a lovely lullaby tune each night this time of year. Frog season is wonderful!
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I’m sure that American frogs sing in a different language to British frogs, Laurie. 😉
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Shiny 🙂
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Tasty too!
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Nooooooo!
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I’ve been told that they taste quite nice if turned inside out.
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I’m sure they don’t!
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Well the legs are supposed to be a delicacy.
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Hmmmm ….
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Mind you, snails are supposed to be a delicacy, too.
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Snails are friends, not food!
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They are food, too, Ratty.
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Great shot, Mike.
(and frogs legs which I had for the first and last time in Carcassonne, France in 1976 tasted like chicken).
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Thanks! I thought frogs would taste good, Vicki.
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