so called because he's my newt .... minute - get it
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Is he p*ssed? Where the heck does that saying come from anyway? Does he stagger, talk sh*te and puke up on the sofa?
Or is that only me?My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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That's a cute newt NTG (coooo I can rhym [sp]!!)
I found a teenie toad in my garden a couple of days ago, I was super chuffed!Shortie
"There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children; one of these is roots, the other wings" - Hodding Carter
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Originally posted by Snadger View PostIs he p*ssed? Where the heck does that saying come from anyway? Does he stagger, talk sh*te and puke up on the sofa?
Or is that only me?
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He's lovely Nick, can't make my mind up from the I.D. guide off Birdie whether it's a smooth or palmate type, has it got a spotty throat? It does say on her link that they spend time out of water outside the breeding season & lurk in damp places, under logs etc. & that the palmate goes further from water than the smooth. Never knew that, they're a bit like frogs then spending time on land for some of the year. Great pic.!Into every life a little rain must fall.
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I don't have a newt since I moved and had to leave my pond behind, but I did have a Kermit (frog) visit me in the back porch the other day. It's become a sort of good luck thing, because for the last several years, wherever I've lived, I've had a frog visitor indoors at least once a year (it's a bit scary when it's in your bedroom, though (OK it was a basement bedroom, but I've still not managed to work out how he/she got in there). This year's visitor was in the back porch (landlord calls it a conservatory) and was very kindly replaced in the shady border.
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