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To: Ish who wrote (63289)	7/10/2003 2:58:44 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (1) of 225578

That is disturbing. I have lived in the same place for 28 years, and we have a frog pond at the bottom of the hill. The croaking in the Spring was wonderful to hear. Now we don't hear them at all. I assume they were killed from the many more houses that have been built around us.......increasing the impervious surfaces......and that toxic runoff from their driveways and roofs did the deed. Occasionaly I would see a PNW tree frog in our yard too, but haven't seen any in three years. Very sad. You can read about, and hear the PNW tree frog here: naturepark.com Be sure to listen to the two-toned mating call. This is the best picture I could find on line in a little amount of time. christinevadai.com M

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