Fill your pond with rainwater (treated tap water often has chemicals that aren’t wildlife-friendly) and add a few rocks to ...

As mentioned earlier, amphibians have been recorded on the iNaturalist app in Frome as part of the Community Wildlife Mapping ...

As colder weather sets in, the frogs then distribute extreme levels of glucose through their bodies, with it concentrating in ...

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Garden ponds are small yet significant water features that are increasingly common in urban areas. They offer numerous ecosystem services, like aesthetic purposes, microclimate regulation ...

It requires areas with small fresh or brackish ponds close to the coast, and is thus susceptible to habitat loss due to coastal development. The Natterjack toad has been documented for centuries ...

For this, I turn to indoor garden systems. They have low-maintenance requirements and don't take up too much living or counter space. Plus, if you've ever had to tend to larger outdoor gardens you ...

By welcoming these creatures into your garden, you’re not only enhancing its ecological value but also contributing to a larger environmental purpose. Creating a Frog- and Toad-Friendly Habitat A ...

Consider installing a pond, even a small one, as frogs and toads require a water source for breeding and hydration. Ensure that the pond has gently sloping sides for easy access and exit. Avoid using ...

The early record from the Isles of Scilly was followed by another two sightings in Cornwall, one in a pond near Jacobstow on 28 December, and another in a ditch in the Camel Valley on 5 January, as ...

The first early sighting of frogspawn for a national survey was recorded in a garden pond in the Isles of Scilly ... of when and where frogs and toads are breeding and are invaluable for wildlife ...

The Puerto Rican crested toad (sapo concho), though less celebrated, holds its own cultural and ecological significance.It is one of only two native amphibian species in Puerto Rico that isn’t a ...