Hello, You must have a pond or did have a pond, because frogs are programmed to return to the place of their birth to reproduce - every year! Guess if you don't have a pond anymore, they will find a new place to go....................or die out, so lets hope they find somewhere soon........
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Here's a link, hope it helps you.
https://www.healthyandnaturalworld.com/get-rid-frogs/
Frogs eat insects, so be sure you won't be trading one pest for an even worse one.
If you have frogs around your yard that is a good thing. They eat their weight in bugs.
Hello, You must have a pond or did have a pond, because frogs are programmed to return to the place of their birth to reproduce - every year! Guess if you don't have a pond anymore, they will find a new place to go....................or die out, so lets hope they find somewhere soon........