Every time it rains tough in the summer time season, I hear the tree frogs outside singing! My buddy and I have a crucial population of tree frogs in this area, and they’re the first thing you hear after a steady rainfall, but i grew up in an area that had more bullfrogs than tree frogs.
I even used to hunt for bullfrogs at our pond by sticking my hand underneath rocks along the shoreline, but even though I feel exhausting about it now for startling the frogs in their homes, I had a lot of fun doing it when I was a kid.
I did it before I moved to the South and started catching lizards by hand, then that’s where I’m living now, and it’s also where my buddy and I have so several tree frogs, especially in the summer… A lot of times people will get infuriated listening to the frogs, but I care about it every single time, but however, I recently had a concern with a frog that cost me a lot of money. Many new cooling systems have a shut off switch when the condensate line gets clogged. That’s the pipe that carries the exhaust water out of your cooling system and takes it outside, then basically, the air gets dried as it goes through the cooling system and the moisture is collected via the condensate line. An old cooling system is like mine, if this condensate line gets clogged it will back up into the cooling system itself. That water then floods the cooling system and the space underneath it as well. In my case thankfully my cooling system is in my garage so all it did was create a pool of water on some concrete. I had to call the heating and cooling supplier to send out a worker to clear the frog clog.