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terrestrial_man · #11 02-07-2007, 05:20 AM

errrrr??? Welcome to the (Floridian) ORCHID BOARD!!

Really is this an invasion????

That makes at least 3 newbies from FL!!!

Wow Mindy, a Masters in Botany? What is your Bachelor's degree in? Any particular field of interest?

mindy1 · #12 02-07-2007, 03:17 PM

Not a science field at all! It is in Marketing. I guess I will be able to use both when I start my orchid business!!!!

justatypn · #13 02-10-2007, 12:59 AM

Aboard Mindy, it's great that you have found our community and have joined in; am sure you bring a wealth of knowledge as well as a wealth of knowledge awaits. The OB has a

gallery where you can share your love for "nature" and would love to see your orchid collection.

So many on the forum are from Florida sorry Terr_man and it's great to hear you volunteer with the Fairchild Botanical Gardens. Coral Gables and surrounding area is wonderfully tropical and one without a love for nature is totally unheard of...

Now Tindo...

"frog watch"

...is that what you were doing running your video

. I can see, honestly where frogs would be fun to watch no different than my "oscar a Cichlid" but I can just see me now...getting the poop scared out of me if one got away and jumped on me...

Putting all kidding aside, a great foundation for a great cause....

Tindomul · #14 02-10-2007, 01:18 PM

Hehe Cheryl. The sad thing is, there is only one active area in the entire state of NY!!!! on Long Island.

What about the main part of the state?

Ross · #15 02-10-2007, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Tindomul1of9

Hehe Cheryl. The sad thing is, there is only one active area in the entire state of NY!!!! on Long Island.

What about the main part of the state?

That's the way it is in Michigan as well. Used to be when you went in evening you could hear peepers all over. Now nary a one. The lepard frogs have all disappeared as have lots of toads. Every once in a while I get one at my pond, but that's pretty rare.