It was a bit of bad luck for the cane toads in the opening match of the State of Origin last night with only two tries. There was a also bit of bad luck for the cane toads at our Rainy Mountain Place abode last night. However, these ones ended up in plastic bags in the freezer.
 |
| The first try |
 |
| The second try: cryovacced cane toad! |
We have finished up with half a dozen in the freezer this week :(
ReplyDeleteIt's concerning there are so many on TI.
ReplyDeleteI have been disappointed with my score rate at Rainy Mountain Place. I think the word has got around I have it in for these creatures. Or they read my earlier post!
The first one was huge. After it was in the freezer, it still had enough energy to jump from the rack into the door storage compartment (which must have another name and I reckon you'll know it)..
It's concerning there are so many on TI.
ReplyDeleteI have been disappointed with my score rate at Rainy Mountain Place. I think the word has got around I have it in for these creatures. Or they read my earlier post!
The first one was huge. After it was in the freezer, it still had enough energy to jump from the rack into the door storage compartment (which must have another name and I reckon you'll know it)..
I think TI is the next frontier for toads I just hope they dont get to POW They are everywhere here so sad but nobody cares AQIS don't let us send stuff out but don't care what comes into our beautiful place I am so pissed off!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe cane toad is not a declared pest in Qld (or it wasn't at December 2013 according to DAFF Biosecurity Qld). Just learned that. Scary.
ReplyDeleteYes, when moving down in January I was surprised to learn I needed to have my boxes of papers and books checked by AQIS/Dept Agriculture. Thought it was only seafood as never had shipped anything off. I don't get that. Can bring anything up, but can't take it down. Except ducks, thank God.