MOTW June 2015 - Elly

[elly]

I assume they were Woodhouse(?) toads, since those are the most common species in the area.

[LilyPad]

I'm sorry I have slacked! I've been so looking forward to week 3 also! Doing both at once

Week 3, show and tell. Wow us with your pictures/videos/sound clips.
Week 4, answer any questions posted to you regarding your posts from the previous weeks. Other members can use this opportunity to pick your brain. (All questions must be appropriate and related to topics of discussion.)

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Looking forward to this one!

[elly]

Okay, good. I'm going to put some pictures up on flickr and link here soon, but first, any questions?

Edit: Also, unrelated to everything here, but thanks to frog keeping, I was able to tell that tree frogs have been hanging out on my neighbor's sliding glass door by the poop I found below it.

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

What other animals do you want to own? Not necessarily frog BTW

[elly]

I have my fill of animals right now with about eight cats (which my neighbors didn't feed and drifted over to my place) and two dogs (strays). They're wonderful and all very tame. I had them all fixed. But there are just too many!

I do like looking at lizards (leopard geckos, those frilled ones). Rats are pretty intelligent and cute. I like looking at african bull frogs and greys are nice too, but no, I don't plan to get any more animals for a long time.

[elly]

114 by patinanym

Here are both my frogs. On Bonk you can see the dark freckle/ spot he's always had. Anyone know if it's harmless?
Below is one of the toads that lives in my yard. I think it may be a Woodhouse.
022 by patinanym, on Flickr
Above view of the same toad:
024 by patinanym, on Flickr
Julep exploring:
098 by patinanym, on Flickr

Julep wants out:
028 by patinanym, on Flickr