Dear Tweeters,
We have many (I counted 33 today, which I think is much less than half)Pacific
Chorus Frogs in our small butyl ponds in residential Beacon Hill. I believe
some can survive up here as I've heard a wild frog in our front yard a couple
years ago April. But if anyone has a butyl pond with barely decent habitat
around it and no frogs, it might improve some of these individuals chance of
making it to be relocated to other ponds. They are frogs now, not
tadpoles--boy was that sudden--and look to be almost a half an inch long. They
hail from butyl habitat on Bainbridge. If anyone one wants to relocate 5 to
10, they'd be welcome. thanks.


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