We inherited a wooden greenhouse with our allotment late last year. The toad that was in the water butt (which we rescued as we thought there'd be no way it could jump out) seemed to have found its way into the greenhouse. I have no idea how, though the door opens by itself occasionally. So what do we do with it now?
Toads are great. They eat slugs.
leave him in there,if he isnt in your way,or could be a she,my mum has the same female toad take up residence every year in her greenhouse
Leave him alone, he's OK. If he's getting into the waterbutt, see if you can arrange something that would allow him to climb out. They're excellent climbers.
Quote from: spudcounter on February 13, 2010, 17:05:38
We inherited a wooden greenhouse with our allotment late last year. The toad that was in the water butt (which we rescued as we thought there'd be no way it could jump out) seemed to have found its way into the greenhouse. I have no idea how, though the door opens by itself occasionally. So what do we do with it now?
If you leave it it will find somewhere to hide and keep popping out to hunt for slugs when we tidy the poly we keep coming across big frogs love them to bits