Posted by Dave H (MI) on September 22, 2015 at 18:11:07 from (50.33.248.252):
The trench for the footing for the barn retaining wall had to be left open all weekend. I checked it every morning for trapped wildlife. Other than the stupid deer walking up to the edge and looking in I could see no sign of activity. We started pouring concrete at the south end and by the time we got to the north end we had a lot of toads piling up. As the concrete slumped into the last few feet they came right up with it until we could reach down and liberate them from the hole. I do not know if they can survive being coated in cement/water, likely would kill a frog but toads...I dunno? One was smallish but the rest were frigging huge! Like fill up a whole saucer huge. I tossed them all over in the weeds growing up around my folding disk. They had all left when I checked later...guess they made it. Hope so. I always had a soft spot for toads.
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