Amorous toads in the water rails’s pond after dark.
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Love seeing your photos of the Toads at this time of year. I almost feel like a small excited child seeing a frog/toad for the first time. I suppose you take them for granted 🙂
Where I live next to Frogs Hollow Nature Reserve, you can hear the sound of Frogs, but due to the overgrowth of reeds etc I’ve never seen one yet.
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I never take a toad for granted, Vicki. 😉
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I will have to add torchlight toading to the long list of things which I should have done but haven’t.
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So you have a long list, too, Tom? You should crack-on, or the list might accompany you to the great beyond.
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