artme
22nd September 2013, 05:27 PM
With the march of the cane toad over an ever increasing are of Australia
It has become apparent, to me at least, that all of us should learn to identify
this pest and eliminate it if possible.
However, let's make sure we know with what we are dealing. SWMBO, a frog
enthusiast, came in the other night and announced that there was a huge cane
toad on the front steps. Sir Gallahad here goes to do battle, has the waddy raised
ready to strike when he determines that the profile is not that of a cane toad, but
a frog!! A large green frog no less!!
I try to make a point of carrying a torch outside at night for the very purpose of
identifying frogs and cane toads. Don't want to smite the worthy!!!
It has become apparent, to me at least, that all of us should learn to identify
this pest and eliminate it if possible.
However, let's make sure we know with what we are dealing. SWMBO, a frog
enthusiast, came in the other night and announced that there was a huge cane
toad on the front steps. Sir Gallahad here goes to do battle, has the waddy raised
ready to strike when he determines that the profile is not that of a cane toad, but
a frog!! A large green frog no less!!
I try to make a point of carrying a torch outside at night for the very purpose of
identifying frogs and cane toads. Don't want to smite the worthy!!!