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Tag Archives: frogs
Season’s Croakings
Hi blog. Just a quick, mostly visual post this time. This post involves a mistake I never got around to correcting. You may possibly remember a post from several years back in which I mentioned obtaining a pair of tadpoles … Continue reading
What’s Newt?
June is upon us, daytime temperatures range from warm to hot, and the hydrangeas are in bloom. Although we are still over a week away from the solstice, the longer days are making their influence felt – plants growing at … Continue reading
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Tagged amphibians, frogs, Japanese fire belly newts, kajika frogs, newts
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Toad Time
Spring is finally here, the ume and peach blossoms are out, albeit late, and the last of the wintersweet blooms are hanging on weeks after they would normally have all gone. The daily cherry blossom reports are on the evening … Continue reading