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Daisy M

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That Time Again.

18-03-2021, 15:25

Today was the first time we have had frogs in the pond, down south I expect you have Tadpoles, but the noise has only started with us, no spawn yet.

that Time of the Year. by David Miller, on Flickr
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Trev B

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18-03-2021, 15:37

Yes I got Tadpoles well developed

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Farider

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18-03-2021, 17:30

Seen a frog in our pond so I know there are some there, but no frogspawn this year.

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Bill53

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18-03-2021, 19:48

Well captured David.

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Colin W

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#5

19-03-2021, 18:37

Nice photo.

Never had a pond!
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Ems

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#6

20-03-2021, 08:56

Nicely done. I'm starting to see them flattened on the road unfortunately. Last year during lockdown I don't think I saw any.

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tesarver

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26-03-2021, 15:39

David

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