Frog catching tricks?

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j.w said:
Good work Malak on catching the bird.
Addy, is that a wild plant in there w/ the frog cuz it looks like something I may have seen when out walking but not sure?


penny wort, having a brain fart is that the one we wanted to find?...........lmao

I picked it up off ebay.
 

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Thanks for the I.D and gosh addy I can't even remember that we were trying to find any kind of plant? I wonder if it is Penny Wort that I sometimes see............I will have to look if it ever stops raining :confused:
 

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Just found this on the net:

Pacific Northwest Natives
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Duckweed
Azolla
Hornwort - oxygenator (submerged)
Nuphar
Pennywort
Watercress
Ranunculus flammula
Water Parsely
Cattail
Yellow Flag Iris
Sagittaria Latifolia
Alisma Plantain
Manna Grass
Spike Rush
Validus - Soft Rush
Creeping Jenny
Juncus Effuses
 

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Ha Ha malak..........if it is then I would be playing for my own side and I'm not so no Creeping Jenny etc. for me sir. I'm more of a Sweet William type myself :confused:
 

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j.w said:
Oh wait I think it was Water Hawthorne we were looking for wasn't it?


Yep water hawthorne............ It was just little, but nice plants, they have doubled in size since I put them in about 10 days ago.
 

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Are you satisfied now...............check the bottom of the list :confused:

Pacific Northwest Natives
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Duckweed
Azolla
Hornwort - oxygenator (submerged)
Nuphar
Pennywort
Watercress
Ranunculus flammula
Water Parsely
Cattail
Yellow Flag Iris
Sagittaria Latifolia
Alisma Plantain
Manna Grass
Spike Rush
Validus - Soft Rush
Creeping Jenny
Juncus Effuses
Sweet William
 
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Yeah I guess malak but it's so annoying that I get within feet of the frog and then it goes silent and I lose it I mean it's like you know it's out there but you just die trying to find it. I even went in mud in my rollar blades in the foot deep water and I couldn't get any ughghgh!!!!!!!
 
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I tried catching them once with a fishing pole and bringing them home to put in my pond. That didn't work. The next morning I found it with its head bitten off. Now I have at least 2 frogs and some toads that self migrated to my pond. They croaked very loud at night. A couple weeks ago things got very quiet around my pond :lol:. Last week I discovered at least 500 tadpoles in my pond :cool: .
 
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Woo hoo! Went out to the pond this morning and a frog was sitting on the edge of the liner! Even more amazing is that I leaned down within 2 feet of it and it did not budge at all. :-D Not sure it if is a totally new one or just one from the frog puddle 100 feet away.
 
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Just had a frog show up at our pond a couple weeks ago. Then a few days later we had tons of frog eggs. The eggs just hatched 3 days ago and I have so many tadpoles in the pond that im going to have to get out as many as possible. There are literally hundreds and hundreds of baby tadpoles taking over the pond right now. I know they won't all survive, but I'm sure a good percentage will.
 

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