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To: | "Tim Murphy" <>, "michael hunter" <>, <> |
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Subject: | Cane-toads self-limiting? |
From: | "Dam Lamb" <> |
Date: | Wed, 27 Oct 2004 09:07:13 +1000 |
Over 10 years up here on the Blackall Range and I'm certain the numbers have significantly declined, certainly in my local area. I used to regularly walk around our property on rainy summer nights armed with plastic bags and always collected half a dozen or so.(This became a popular post-dinner , post-drinks, activity with visiting Southern guests as we spotted owls, mammals, proper frogs etc as well as toad collecting). Rarely see any toads now, last found a couple hibernating under roofing iron in corner of block. This thread has caused me to become more alert this pending(??) raint season, I'll try harder to bag those that are left. Russ Lamb, Maleny,SEQ |
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