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Crunchie
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Joined: 12 May 2006
No. of posts: 16


View other posts by Crunchie 		Posted: 26 Nov 2009
I thought people might like to see thhse pictures of a nice big commn frog I found whilst hilwalkng (I sat down and it jumped out from between my legs) .

Not seen one as big as this before...







Here's a photo of the kind of place I found it, I didn't expect to see one so far up the hill though there was a river in the valley.

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Peter
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Joined: 17 Jan 2008
No. of posts: 260


View other posts by Peter 		Posted: 26 Nov 2009
Nice big female



Baby Sue
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Joined: 19 Feb 2008
No. of posts: 412


View other posts by Baby Sue 		Posted: 06 Sep 2010

How ace is this frog?!!


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lalchitri
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Joined: 06 Jun 2006
No. of posts: 132


View other posts by lalchitri 		Posted: 10 Sep 2010
[QUOTE=Crunchie]  I didn't expect to see one so far up the hill though there was a river in the valley.
[/QUOTE]

I remember finding a pond just past the halfway house on mount snowdon with tadpoles in as a teenager in the mid 80s

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ben rigsby
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Joined: 27 Apr 2010
No. of posts: 337


View other posts by ben rigsby 		Posted: 26 Sep 2010
aha! a "wild" RED frog.

so not just found in genetically-wilting (according to some) "isolated" garden populations then?

nice frog and great post CRUNCHIE.

thanks,

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