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How many frogs?
Tomsk
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I don't usually get frogs in my garden, but whenever I've gone out in the evening or night over the last few months, there's a frog. It's usually in one corner of the garden, though occasionally I see it in another spot. If I disturb things in the corner where I assume it lives, I can hear it jump around. I've never seen or heard more than one frog.
So, is this likely to be the same frog or am I only just spotting one at a time? I'm sure it's the same one because it's always the same size and usually lurking in the same corner of the garden, but I would have expected garden frogs to live in groups.
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No, they don't live in groups but lurk in damp spots so several may be found in the same area.
In the sticks near Peterborough
I usually have a frog set up home in the greenhouse for the summer.
Am I likely to get more frogs, or is this a one-off residence from a frog who's somehow managed to find my garden?
If they help with snails and slugs, I wouldn't mind more of them.
We've always had a few frogs visit our garden from next door who have a pond. We made a small wildlife pond this spring and now we have several frogs in residence and look forward to many more
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.