| |||||||
| Wildlife Gardening Share your experiences and tips on attracting beneficial wildlife |
Visit our sponsors for all your gardening and growing needs! |
![]() |
| | LinkBack | Thread Tools | Display Modes |
| ||||
| Thought you might like to see this link to Froglife where they have photos & a very short film of some albino frog tadpoles in a pond in Wales. They're very rare, I didn't even know they existed & they're watching them to see if any adults emerge & keeping the exact location of the pond secret. Anyone ever seen them? Froglife - latest news
__________________ Into every life a little rain must fall. |
| ||||
| Not seen them myself. Our frogs are very variable in colour. Just rescued 2 from the deep tank at the allotments - It's about 6 ft deep and metal, with a hinged grid over it that you lift to get the water. They fall in then can't get out as the level drops. Himself asked if I'd kissed them first, just in case. Sadly, they looked at me a ran away!
__________________ Earth laughs in flowers. Ralph Waldo Emerson www.vegheaven.blogspot.com Updated September 29th - Bean drying. |
| ||||
| Quote:
I rescued a frog out of a watering can in the garden last year, it was nearly full of water but the poor thing couldn't jump out, I leave a stick in it now so that they have something to grab onto.
__________________ Into every life a little rain must fall. |
| |||
| Hi I saw a yellow looking toad in my pond today, he was definitely a toad cos he was BIG ...however i think i saw the same toad out of the pond and he looked your normal So my conclusion is EITHER The sunlight and green tinge of the pond water made him look yellow in water OR i have 2 toads ![]() I will keep watching |
| |||
| Hi I saw a yellow looking toad in my pond today, he was definitely a toad cos he was BIG ...however i think i saw the same toad out of the pond and he looked your normal So my conclusion is EITHER The sunlight and green tinge of the pond water made him look yellow in water OR i have 2 toads ![]() I will keep watching |
| |||
| Hi I saw a yellow looking toad in my pond today, he was definitely a toad cos he was BIG ...however i think i saw the same toad out of the pond and he looked your normal So my conclusion is EITHER The sunlight and green tinge of the pond water made him look yellow in water OR i have 2 toads ![]() I will keep watching |
| |||
| I'm sure no-one really wants to know this, but some of the first cloning experiments were done with albino frogs, they ended up with hundreds of them. I assume the reason being that the albinos had a very obvious phenotype and thus it was immediately obvious that the procedure had worked. |
| ||||
| Interesting SueA!! Bet they won't last long in the wild though? I suppose anything can have a genetic error and have no colouring- but I've never seen a picture of albino tadpoles before!! I used the lawn sprinkler on the border yesterday evening for the first time this year ( I prefer to use a can and be selective but it was bone dry- literally )...and out popped about 6 frogs to sit in the shower! Lovely ![]() |
| ||||
| Quote:
![]() ![]()
__________________ Earth laughs in flowers. Ralph Waldo Emerson www.vegheaven.blogspot.com Updated September 29th - Bean drying. |
![]() |
« Previous Thread
|
Next Thread »
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
|
|
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 01:36 PM.














I rescued a frog out of a watering can in the garden last year, it was nearly full of water but the poor thing couldn't jump out, I leave a stick in it now so that they have something to grab onto.
)
Linear Mode
