If i'm bored at night i'll put on my wellies/ galloshes and go out exploring my local neighbhourhood, trudging through rice paddies, walking through grassy fields or searching along the roads looking for wildlife. Something I see most nights are frogs, and a few of them have become very familiar to me and their recognizable small hopping …
Since moving to the new house I've spent at least part of every evening walking around the garden or the neighborhood looking for wildlife and so far I haven't been disappointed. The heavy rain has brought lots of wildlife to our garden and one of the most exciting visitors we've had so far was an South-East Asian …
After writing a post about banded bullfrogs earlier this week I started to wonder if the one that inhabits my plant pots is still around. It's been a long time since I've seen his chubby little face poking out of the soil. I was starting to wonder if he's moved on or was just buried somewhere …
Anyone who has lived in Thailand has probably seen one of these frogs. With their little fat bodies, orange stripes, pudgy round faces and their bulbous eyes.... what's not to love about them? They are the Banded Bullfrogs (Kaloula pulchra) You will hear these frogs a lot, especially during the rainy season, although you may not …
Nick's Wild Life 