A couple of weeks ago I was cutting some grass with my big old scythe and noticed something roll over in the grass as I swung the scythe. I noticed it was a toad, totally unharmed, it was just rolled over by the grass. It was about tea time so I popped it onto my veg patch to get stuck into some slugs. Yesterday morning I was looking round the garden and noticed (maybe the same) toad hopelessly tangled up in a net I had covering my cabbages. Anyway I whipped my knife out and cut the net away from its neck & limbs and off it hopped again reasonably unscaithed.
I have now taken the nets off the cabbages and am taking a risk with the pigeons. Can't win! Just glad I noticed the toad in time.
Is it toads that have 9 lives?
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Re: Is it toads that have 9 lives?
That's one lucky toad. Probably a cat in its former life.
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Re: Is it toads that have 9 lives?
At the start of summer, I rode to the river to look at fireflies, and was surprised by a loud, angry squeaking under my front wheel. I seem to have ridden over a bullfrog in the dark. It seemed to be OK. Amphibia look soft and juicy and vulnerable, but they seem to be tougher than they look.
Re: Is it toads that have 9 lives?
The arrival of summer, small animals are also out,
the fields of frogs,
is also happy singing songs of the summer night is really too beautiful.
the fields of frogs,
