Froggies good, hop hop
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I would say good but maybe not as good as many say.
Recall something pointing out they, or toads, may eat slugs but a slug is not really appealing. So it is a sort of last resort. Which makes sense.
They likely do eat others things that are negative, however I think worms are more palatable to them so expect a worm or two to get devoured, which could be considered bad. But worms get devoured by many of the wildlife. Must have been complained at by a blackbird thinking you want to steal their worm - I have several times.
However being another aspect of wildlife then they add to the mix and so make the balance more varied. In effect the more varied the better.
Probably need to determine what they actually devour rather then tales and reports. Seeing few slugs and an occasional frog doesn't mean they are the reason for the slug reduction, if there is an actual reduction.
They are fun to have around.
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Froggy good. At the very least they indicate that your garden is wildlife friendly and a good balance of wildlife is important in general. What you don't want is a situation where pests get out of control because there are no predators.A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP. - Leonard Nimoy
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Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostFroggy not so good when.................https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-44673819
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Originally posted by Small pumpkin View PostFroggies very good.
So is his cousin toady if any of them come to visit as well.
Originally posted by lottie dolly View PostLucky you,it's slugs and snails you bother about,as they love vegges,
Thanks for the awesome response guys!
Baps.
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I have as many toadies as froggies you'll soon look up the difference... They will 'lie in wait' in a bucket/tub/etc and scare the 'bejeezus' out of you when something moves in the water, just like the blackbirds do on a daily basis in my garden...
I have 'ninja' blackbirds at the moment trying to get the berries from the Amelanchier tree!
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