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Found this fat grub at the bottom of the compost pile. |
When I decided to move the compost pile to the back of the yard, I didn't expect to disturb so many critters.
In addition to earthworms and smaller grubs, I found a couple of giant grubs and some reptiles when I invaded their winter home.
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I relocated the sluggish Gulf Coast toad under a rock ledge and put compost on top if it. I expect to hear its croaks in a couple of months. |
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The rough earth snake slithered under some leaves after I uncovered it. |
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The Skink was so fast I couldn't get a good pic. |
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Bottom of the pile. Yes, that is a headless giraffe that was stuffed behind the compost bin. |
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