With that process in mind, a bit of looking around on the internet came up with some classy accommodations for toads that can be purchased here (picture also courtesy of that site):
DIY showed the handmade toad house below. That required a clay pot, glue and pebbles.
Our backyard toad is a big fellow, so he needed a fairly large opening for an entrance. Using a galvanized steel vase turned on its side and half filled with dirt, here is what I came up with:
Amazing how his toady skin is camouflaged in the dirt!
What a great idea, Nancy!!! We don't have toads here in our yards anymore, but even for decorative purposes...or who knows, maybe they would come back if they had a home to come to! :=)
ReplyDeleteNEAT!!!!!! Might have my kids make one for my mum's house. They have tons of toads there.
ReplyDeleteThat is too Cool! I wonder if that might work for our lizards.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the sign that says, "Hop Inn?"
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