The simple answer is all summer.
I assume that this is your first year of living both here and in the countryside, it's what it's all about, the natural world and I would suggest that it's here to be enjoyed and protected, but then I would say that wouldn't I?
They are of course protected in law for what that's worth and as I assume you probably don't know one frog from another it may be that you have something special, almost every pond has. It's also worth noting that frogs provide a food source for all manner of other creatures, Long eared owls, Grass snakes and Herons spring to mind as obvious examples.
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""Have you considered a culinary solution?""
As I stated in my post above, they are protected species. Even though I fully understand that people do break the law, advising them to do so doesn't seem to be a very responsible idea.
Chris
I wonder who was there first because I get the feeling that this is like someone who moves next to an airport and then complains about the noise.
We have hundreds of frogs in our bit of river and their evening calls are simply fantastic.
Try tuning your mind into the wonderful sounds of the countryside or, go and live in a city somewhere.
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