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Rescued some Herps!

Rescued some Herps!

August 10, 2022 Elizabeth

We were out on a toad hunt and had to rescue a few friends from the egress. Tilda loves to put her head in a bucket of frogs, but rest assured no frogs were harmed! We’ve got an American Toad and 2 Leopard frogs I believe.

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