frogs / toads in the house ??
07 August 2008, 11:05 PM
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I believe it's true unless you have some sort of excluder thingy fitted which is true of most modern toilets.. if not then they come up the soil pipe..
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and I've just read they also do a tight rope act on phone wires and get in through open windows..
whether i believe it or not is another matter
I am too scared to put my feet on the floor now just incase one comes into the lounge!
07 August 2008, 11:09 PM
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I believe it's true unless you have some sort of excluder thingy fitted which is true of most modern toilets.. if not then they come up the soil pipe..
Latest news, sport and leisure for Bexley, Bromley, Dartford, Gravesend, Greenwich and Lewisham
and I've just read they also do a tight rope act on phone wires and get in through open windows..
whether i believe it or not is another matter
I am now going to wet myself as I am too scared to go to the toilet!
08 August 2008, 09:25 AM
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08 August 2008, 09:52 AM
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What the heck are you lot moaning about?!
I'm presuming they are munching on the armies of slugs that seem to have invaded everywhere and good on them
Hopefully our little fella will enjoy his fat jelly treats till our garden is clear
(oh,and when was the last time a frog bit anyone?)
I'm presuming they are munching on the armies of slugs that seem to have invaded everywhere and good on them
Hopefully our little fella will enjoy his fat jelly treats till our garden is clear
(oh,and when was the last time a frog bit anyone?)
08 August 2008, 10:00 AM
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I can't believe people would be scared of a frog or toad! I always give them a cuddle after my cat has been chasing them round the garden....
08 August 2008, 10:54 AM
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Do you have a cat?
Our cat brings frogs in all the time, one usually hops out from behind the stereo of an evening. He also brings us large earth worms and slugs, as well as the usual birds and even whole birds nests (one time a wrens nest full of babies
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Our other cat is content with bringing back various meats (neighbours left overs) quite amusing watching him come over a panel fence with half a joint of beef
Our cat brings frogs in all the time, one usually hops out from behind the stereo of an evening. He also brings us large earth worms and slugs, as well as the usual birds and even whole birds nests (one time a wrens nest full of babies
) Our other cat is content with bringing back various meats (neighbours left overs) quite amusing watching him come over a panel fence with half a joint of beef
08 August 2008, 11:06 AM
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Caught a neighbours cat stalking Freddy the other day. And seems this particular moggy isn't scared of the sprinkler system (the hissing sounds like another cat hissing). Suffice to say it got blasted with the super soaker.
Wish they'd do something useful like kill the pigeons
Wish they'd do something useful like kill the pigeons
08 August 2008, 03:37 PM
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