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OT: Frog

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  • Gator Bait
    Gator Bait Posts: 5,244
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    I think everybody in the Northeast saw that snow at one point in time or another. Winter isn't done just yet. I have seen snow in April as I am sure you have. :lol:

    I studied Herpetology a little in college but that was here in Florida and was a regional study, I get out of the Southeast and I am lost. If you do eventually get a photo I hope I am still here.

    I was grilling ribs over the weekend and must have been sitting very still for a long time. This female Brown Anole lizard thought I would make a good perch to hunt from. :)
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  • Gator Bait
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    Interesting and stranger things have happened. I left New England in 1983 and had never seen a Wild Turkey or a Coyote. Now they seam to be every where up there. The Turkeys were reintroduced about the same time I left, the Coyotes have pushed east on there own probably with the lose of other predators in the area. My major in college was Environmental Resource Analysis which lends itself to biodiversity and it's distribution. I never found work in the field but still find it very interesting. :)

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  • MemphisQue
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    It is amazing the movement of animals outside traditional ranges or perhaps back to their historical ranges. We have nutria that can survive winters here. They are rodents that came up from S. America via the port in New Orleans. We also have aligators beginning to show up in our area.
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  • Gator Bait
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    When I first came down here in the late '60s there seamed to be nutria every where. At least we were seeing them dead in the road everywhere. Now I never see them . . . then again our gator population is doing great! There may be a good correlation there. LOL.

    It also seams very strange that in all the years that I have lived here I have seen/smelled 1 skunk and it was dead in the road. I used to see Armadillo but haven't seen one in years.

    Hmmmm . . . gators and nutria in Memphis? . . . I would hate to say Global Warming but . . . who knows?

    The changes are strange, I would love to get paid to research them. :lol:


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  • Boombotty
    Boombotty Posts: 39
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    I found this one out hopping around the other night :)

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  • jurisdoc
    jurisdoc Posts: 77
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    That my friend is a Dinner Frog. Best when marinated and grilled. :laugh:
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  • fishlessman
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    the grey one i posted will turn green in the grass, the skins not smooth like the other one mickey posted though. dont know if the little peepers turn green, they are smooth skinned and more skinney/ leggey
    fukahwee maine

    you can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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  • Beli
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    Mickey we get them here specially after the rainy season
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  • Tweety
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    Hang on to him so he can be our mascot this weekend. I think he's one of the 8000 that read the blog and just showed up a few days early... :laugh: :P :laugh: :woohoo: :lol:
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  • Desert Oasis Woman
    Desert Oasis Woman Posts: 5,604
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    ;)
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  • Bacchus
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    We sent those from Georgia, as a thank you for the Armadillo's. Ya'll got the better ned of the deal.
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