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Old 09-22-2007, 05:24 PM
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Default Dead frog found in my garden, What shall I do with it ? Help Please!?

What should I do with it ?
It is kind of burried underneath quite a bit of grass, but it is visible and I'd say around 5cm long, It has gone black and doesn't seem to be moving, I prosume its a baby frog, there is also a lot of flies on it. What is the best way to remove it from my garden ?
( I need to remove it in the next hour as my neice will be coming tomorrow morning )
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