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| | | Newts
I sometimes gently examine the odd pieces of wood and log piles that I have in the garden (I put them under shrubs so they are less obtrusive) but there are no newts about I generally find one or two could it be that the couple of mild days that started the frogs off also lured the newts off looking for mates?
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also lured the newts off looking for mates?
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Could be. Have a look in your pond!
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