Frogs
Introduction
Frogs are amphibians, which means that they spend part of their life in water and part on land. They have the ability to breathe through their skin as well as using their lungs.
Whether you see frogs and toads as fascinating amphibians or slimy creatures that you don’t want to touch, they are highly beneficial residents of our gardens and munch their way through many slugs, snails, insects and other garden pests.
They live in a variety of damp habitats ranging from wood piles, stone piles, grassland, woodland and any other suitable hiding place that is moist.
