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[llywela]

So yesterday I was going about my business, potting on this lovely fuchsia that I won in a raffle at work

when I discovered this little guy hiding out in a dark corner of my garden


Now, I don't know where he came from - my house is not near to any bodies of water - but I do know that my garden, open and sunny and patrolled by cats and frequented by birds as it is, is not a suitable environment for a frog. So I set about catching the poor little thing, which was easier said than done (I got him into an old plastic plant pot in the end, with another wedged over the top as a lid) and then took him for a nice long walk, through Llandaff village and out past the Cathedral to the river, where I set him free.

And long may he live.

Honestly, the things we do!

Comments

[solosundance.livejournal.com]

That there are folk like you who would go the extra mile (literally!) for small creatures makes me absurdly happy :D

[llywela13.livejournal.com]

Well, I couldn't just leave him there. He had to be repatriated with a suitable environment!