AMKuska
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I actually have a little robot that reportedly will sweep and mop my floors for me. I am just waiting for the tile to be done so I can bust it out and try it.
What! why? Not in my bathroom...
- Thread starter Carol Dee
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I actually have a little robot that reportedly will sweep and mop my floors for me. I am just waiting for the tile to be done so I can bust it out and try it.
baymule
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That is a leopard frog and yes, they are pretty!
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My sister loves hers
digitS'
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I don't know much about frogs, couldn't have identified Carol Dee's, but I thought that the one in my backyard is a leopard frog.
Curious how @baymule and @canesisters might have the same frog, I did a little checking. Now, I have been wrong about the simplest ID'ing of common things so I could be wrong about this. I think that I have the northern and @baymule and @canesisters have the southern. LINK
Nice to see that they are both "least concern." Mine is, however, "populations appear to have declined, especially in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana." Oregon leopard frogs seem to be missing from their historic locations and
Washington State biologists report declining populations.
I didn't go looking for my resident. Instead, I nearly killed him by accident ... yeah, I dropped a big rock in a garden path. I saw this movement ... little guy had scrunched up like he thought I threw it at him! Good camouflage, I saw the movement and had to focus my eyes to realize that I'd nearly killed the little guy.
digitS'
edited in the link!
Curious how @baymule and @canesisters might have the same frog, I did a little checking. Now, I have been wrong about the simplest ID'ing of common things so I could be wrong about this. I think that I have the northern and @baymule and @canesisters have the southern. LINK
Nice to see that they are both "least concern." Mine is, however, "populations appear to have declined, especially in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana." Oregon leopard frogs seem to be missing from their historic locations and
Washington State biologists report declining populations.
I didn't go looking for my resident. Instead, I nearly killed him by accident ... yeah, I dropped a big rock in a garden path. I saw this movement ... little guy had scrunched up like he thought I threw it at him! Good camouflage, I saw the movement and had to focus my eyes to realize that I'd nearly killed the little guy.
digitS'
edited in the link!
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