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If your yard isn’t the neighborhood’s tidiest — if it has a few fallen branches, overgrown shrubs and a couple of overturned pots — you can officially stop feeling guilty. Why? Because you may be just the hero that local frogs are looking for.
Frogs are using your property as a corridor to travel to and from water sources, said Ashley Smithers, habitat program manager for the Clark
