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Frog Or Toad? (1 Viewer)
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MlZad
On-duty SnakeMan, 0-24h
It's definitely not a toad, that much I can help you with. I recently found out that determining which species of frog it is can be very difficult, sometimes only a 100% achievable by DNA analysis...
Do you have an above view picture (one in which we see the back completely)? That can be very helpful, since some frogs have the dorsolateral folds close together, while others do not.
Do you have an above view picture (one in which we see the back completely)? That can be very helpful, since some frogs have the dorsolateral folds close together, while others do not.
matt green
Norfolkman gone walkabout
Definately a frog, looks to be a common native job rather than one of the invasive marsh frogs I get around these parts!
Don't see so many frogs and toads these days unfortunately.
Take care of it!!
Matt
Don't see so many frogs and toads these days unfortunately.
Take care of it!!
Matt
rozinante
Anarchism is order
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timwootton
Well-known member
Yes I would say common frog (Rana temporara - well it used to be, probably changed now! 
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Sue Wright
Well-known member
Hi there John!
Good to see you again, hope all's well with you as it is with us.
Here's a Toad, you can see they are so much drier than Frogs, more warty too. Those are some lovely Frogs you've got, if you've a pond or an upturned dustbin lid with water in it (that's stood for a good while to get the bacteria in) then they'll use it - IF they don't already have their 'own patch'.
Good luck John and so good to see you again.
Sue.
Good to see you again, hope all's well with you as it is with us.
Here's a Toad, you can see they are so much drier than Frogs, more warty too. Those are some lovely Frogs you've got, if you've a pond or an upturned dustbin lid with water in it (that's stood for a good while to get the bacteria in) then they'll use it - IF they don't already have their 'own patch'.
Good luck John and so good to see you again.
Sue.
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Hey Sue! ... Good to see You again too ... Downside is i ain't well but i'm
being treated ... That's why i ain't around much ... Alway's look's like i'm
online but i never turn the Pc off lol ... Glad your Well and great Toad with
the 350D ... I must say i prefer Toad's to Frog's ... I could alway's hold
Toad's better than Frog's when i was a Nipper lol ... Good to see you again
and i'll have to pop in the feather's soon,
,You Take care Hun,
John,
Sue Wright
Well-known member
Hi John,
I'm so sorry to hear you're not been well, but I hope with treatment that you'll soon get better. I've no idea about your light being on as I've not even seen your name or avatar anywhere anyway. The feathers is missing your touch, but still goes on.and on..and.!
Look after yourself John and take good care so you can get well soon!
Sue.
I'm so sorry to hear you're not been well, but I hope with treatment that you'll soon get better. I've no idea about your light being on as I've not even seen your name or avatar anywhere anyway. The feathers is missing your touch, but still goes on.and on..and.!
Look after yourself John and take good care so you can get well soon!
Sue.
