When The Tadpoles In A Garden Pond Turn Into Frogs, Where Do They Go ?
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you never see them again, i was just wondering?
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Hiding in the high grass. A lot of them get eaten still, but I see the tiny little frogs occasionally.
Frogs, contrary to popular belief, spend little time in water except to breed, so when adult they leave the pond and live in the damp undergrowth. They will return to the pond to spawn.
They hop into some shady damp foliage and watch out for insects.
A neighbour has them & they come & live under my garage.
They are marsh frogs.
They just move into the trees and bushes, depending on the weather and season you are in. But you’ll find they will come back to that pond next summer to breed once again. Hope you are cooking up some lettuce leaves for them in the breeding season, as they absolutely love it.
Reckon they go out foraging for food and get on with their little froggy lives. I have actually seen two of the tiny baby frogs this year, sitting next to what I think was ma frog, ahhh. Weather been so lousy last few days there was a frog sitting in my greenhouse, I think it was sheltering from rain, it looked pretty cheesed off.
They hide under sheds in damp places and under the earth ..
With any luck, nowhere! They consume mosquitos and other pesky insects. Listen at night and see if you can hear them.
That’s cos they’re all in my garden goading the slugs to eat all my plants!
I dont know but they are not in my garden _ its infested with slugs and snails. So, calling all displaced amphibians out there FREE FOOD!!!!
Frogs or Toads???
Frogs tend to remain in or near the pond where they belong. Toads on the other hand move around at night hunting for food. During the day they will chill out under any object that has a moist substrate. Some burrow and cover themselves others climb trees and hide in little holes our under leaves. Tree toads will even move into your bathroom if the windows are left open – love the moisture from steam. Often find them in a dark corner or in the curtains.
Amusing incident: tried to put my gardening boots on and could not put my foot into it. Felt some wriggling down there, nearly had a heart attack, only to find a fat toad had taken occupation. Needless to say the boot now stays just were it was – my toad has moved in permanently. I just have to have the greatest smelling tootsies. Had to find a spare boot but hey i am a proud landlord.
Other gardens and ponds. We used to have frogs the size of a fingernail hop into our ground floor livingroom from the garden.
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They usually hide in damp, dark places. It doesn’t need to be near a pond/water feature.
Our frogs seem to stay in the garden year after year & they have their favourite places to hide, so if we wanted to see them, we know where to look – but it’s best to let them get on with life!
they hop it.
They stay under rocks or under ground most of the day, and come out to feed at night. If there around, you should be able to hear them at night.