How the heck did a Tree Frog get into my bedroom ...

What should I do about it?

:scared:

Kiss him and see if it's really a prince.

I know it IS a frog ...

He's kinda cute (which BTW was the first thing I thought) ...

but 'call me shallow' cause I can't get over the fact that he's green...

if he stays in for the night, do you think he'll make a peeping sound ...

having had one or two perched outside bedroom windows in the past.

Such a large noise coming out of such a small critter....

You do know that, don't you? :D

but ... first ... I'd have to 'buy some fruit' ...

just sayin'

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

I mean really ...

honestly, what does one do with a frog ...

:shrug:

I've lots of little friends that flutter by ...>

my house. I just put a jar over it and slide a piece of cardboard under the mouth of the jar. Be sure not to pinch his feet though. Then you can take him outside.

Some people just cup their hands around them to take them outside. I'm afraid I might freak if it jumped while it was in my hands so the frog is safer in a glass jar.

When I find him today, I'll carefully move him outside.

I've always wanted to try that, but we don't have many tree frogs in Southern California.

ewww ... pooie

I only just got him before the kitty did! :O He was SOOOOOO cute, but not an inside pet.

I'm just bein' :silly:

they get into everything

they even get into my freakin car

it is the way of their people

their people

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :spray:

We have geckos in our apartment. They find a way in almost every summer. It's fun to find little non-bug guests (unless the cats find them first.)

Recently my mother & her husband have been adopted by a pregnant cat (name is Grey Kitten - they're not good with names). Anyhow, Grey Kitten is a strictly outdoor cat although they're going to take the steps to get homes for all but one of the kittens and then get Grey Kitten and one of her babies all fixed so they can continue living there (they're in a rural area and plenty of shelter for them to escape into )

Ok Frog Story

Grey Kitten decided to join them on their back door deck. My mom noticed taht Grey Kitten's mouth looked swollen so she decided to check it out. When she went to touch Grey Kitten, the cat meowed and out popped a tiny frog from her mouth!

I hate it when things like that happen ...

one of my ex-coworker's brother had two cats, which he named "A" and "B". Now THAT's creative.

As to how he got in your bedroom, do you have a cat? That's how they get into our bedroom. The Wiley and Excellent Boy Cat Named Ginger isn't much of a killer, but he loves to give gifts. :eyes:

I wouldn't want to make the frog sick by having anything toxic on my hands.

I don't have cats. I know my dog didn't bring it in.

I guess it must have happened when I was going in and out through my sliding glass door. I was taking care of the hummingbird feeders late yesterday afternoon after a heavy rainstorm..

lizards and whatever else Ginger brings me, is because I smoke, and I've read that nicotine residue can burn the skin of some animals. I'm a wuss, though: I use a whisk broom and a plastic container to corral spiders, crickets and other "untouchables." :scared:

because I smoke Clove cigarettes ...

spiders and other crawly, jumpy things aren't allowed to stay indoors ... nope I've got enough mouths to feed already!

A hummingbird flew into my garage two days ago. The feeding frenzy is ON, migration time is approachin'

as they can carry Salmonella bacteria...

I have a window fan and they make their way around it from the flower box and camp inside for a while. Charming little critters.

Catch him/her (who can tell on frogs?) if you can and relocate outside. Even if they look desicated, put them outside in some water. They really are amazing at "reconstituting" themselves.

and wash your lips afterward. :D

I can't help it ~ I'm thinkin' fried frog's legs

nope ... I'm not goin' to kiss that frog!

the artist formerly known as Prince who is now known as Prince.

thought ...

just sayin'

My house is infested with baby geckos right now. Where they come from is a mystery.

When I was living in an apartment complex in the city ... I turned a Tokay Gecko loose in the kitchen :thumbsup: cancel the exterminator!

:)

cookies or maybe ... brownies

But if you are gonna go around doing gardening while skyclad.... these things will happen. Can't blame the little amphibian for having a crush.....

Khash :)

a hummingbird tried to join us inside for the winter ...

perhaps her wings were too tired to fly the 2,300 miles nonstop fall migration trip ...

the chipmunks scamper across my toes if I sit just outside my bedroom door ...

I'm a nature lover ...

going sky clad seems like the right thing to do ...

:shrug: :hi:

In the winter my Hibiscus trees are in my bedroom ...

along with a waterfall, rocks, crystals and a parrot ...

oh and my bed

Let him go safely, away from a regular path, where a dog or cat can't kill him too easily.

They're completely harmless and so small. I used to pick them up, stroke them for awhile and let them go again. They make goodpets if you feel like investing time and some money to them, but they're really better off free and wild.

I used to have a toad for a pet for a short while. We were on my grandfather's farm in Cape Breton one time, and I found this 3 legged toad. I named him Herbert T. Gillis (unless you're an OLD TV fan, you won't get the reference!) and put him a covered box, but my grandfather let him escape and then told me he got out on his own.

I wasn't too heartbroken, though--I had plenty of farm cats and other animals to play with.

I fund one of those tiny things on my car, one night, after I'd pulled into the garage and just happened to take a second look. Where I picked him up is anybody's guess. But there he was, tiny and green, glued to my car, like a tiny hood ornament, with those amazing sticky little feet! My first thought was to ask DU for advice!:D

What I did was what I do with the numerous flying things that seem to make their way into my house. I got a paper cup (any cup will do) and a thick-enough card or piece of paper that would fit over the top. I gave him a nudge to urge him into the cup and took him back outside. I was worried that I wasn't close enough to water (a busy road separates me from the watershed), and it took me two tries to decide where was the best place for him.:shrug:

But what I finally did was take him way out back in my back yard, which borders woods, and let him go there. God knows, I kept an eye on him for ages, watching him leaping in the tall grass in the beam of my flashlight. But, at least, he was far enough away from the road and surrounded by lot of trees. He had his choice. I don't know if I did the right thing, and I've often wondered about him, since. But I made sure was safe and let him go.:-)

Anyway, that's my best advice. One found me, too!:hi:

I've missed you all summer! We seemed to be on different DU schedules for a while.



The frog has either found its way back outside the same way it got in ... or I'm going to be sleepin' with an uninvited guest in my bedroom! BTW ... I'm not gonna kiss the frog and I'll bet it has cold feet so it had better stay the hell outta my bed.

just sayin'

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