Welcome, Frog Person!

A few more nature and animal lovers are always welcome! Our extensive and noisy frog choirs of several species will serenade you through many a night. Be careful during spawning season not to step on any of the numerous frogs on our often dark paths.

My pet frog in my Rooftop Jungle also welcomes you (I think), even though I never figured out how it got onto my rooftop in the first place (tiled walls, no outside staircase, neighbouring buildings or nearby trees).

In the meantime, search for "frog" and "Frog Lady" at the top of this forum or on the home page and you'll find numerous stories and loads of photos of Lamma's frogs, we've probably got all local species covered, I think.

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Nancy, the amphibian specialist, has unfortunately departed.

However, there's still "Goatee Toni" professional snake wrangler, in Sok Kwu Wan.
http://www.goateetoni.com/

Nancy still returns during the summer months to carry on her research!

I've had a look through the flora and fauna section, and it all looks very cool! I have seen every frog species within a few hundred kilometre radius of where I currently live, so it is very exciting to move somewhere where everything is new (and abundant by the sounds of it). If you see someone stalking around with a camera at night, I promise it's for entirely legitimate reasons (check out/like my fb page http://www.facebook.com/CrypsisNaturePhotography )

On a completely unrelated not, how does one get furniture and large items to and around the island?

So did you make it? Or are you still at the airport watching the flicker board?