I'm getting a nice rain storm!! Nicole are you getting this?

[ryan]

Yay, finally a heavy storm!! I hope this will lure the salamanders out. There is a lot of thunder and lightning so I don't wan't to go out now. I'll check tomorrow morning maybe I'll get lucky.

Hopefully I don't loose power though, my filter will shut off and I won't be able to watch my favorite show tonight.

 

[cameron]

Lucky you. We need rain down here. All the vernal pools dried up and all the frog and toad eggs died except for the ones I collected. Now I have tons of tadpoles at home but if the rain doesn't keep up all of the algea in the ditch will dry up and I won't be able to provide the tadpoles with food. I want to release these guys once they've morphed into frogs and toads. Good Luck Ryan!

 

[ryan]

Huhuhu, false alarm, just one of those things tjat passes through. It might have "wetted" up the woods though.

 

[ryan]

Huhuhu, false alarm, just one of those things that passes through. It might have "wetted" up the woods though.

 

[cameron]

It still maybe enough to bring out the redbacks. I have found them on the driest of days.

 

[nicole]

I got the rain...lots of it for me but none of the marbled newts came out. I've been walking in my woods after the rain looking for signs of them but nothing yet.

 

[ryan]

Me neither. I found one red-back in my yard this year but I lost it!!

There are more fish (or should I say salamanders) in the sea (or should I say woods).