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I live in the country now where we have a boreal swamp on our property. We love listening for the first peps of frogs in the spring and they come out very early, sometimes even when there is still some frost in the ground. They have been out this year for at least 2 weeks and are in full chorus.
We are moving onto town to a property with a 0.12 acre pond. I have been over there working on the pond and the property getting ready for a move when we sell the country place. However, I have not seen or heard any substantial evidence of frogs as yet.
I wonder if I should go get a few gallons of swamp water and transport it to the city pond... to prime the pump so to speak.
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