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ponds and polywogs - at the missoula library

 
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I'm at the Missoula Public Library showing some Sepp Holzer movies and answering questions about the mighty, the glorious, the amazing Sepp Holzer.  And then somebody asked me a question about my experience doing Sepp Holzer stuff. 

I tell the story about a pond I built that has a deep bowl for trout habitat and a finger off of that pond that has trout food habitat.  The next year it had so many polywogs that the pond was black with them.  Polywogs is a sign of good health for a pond since frogs are so sensitive to toxins.



 
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learned a new word today

where I come from we call those little fellers "tadpoles" 
 
What's her name? You know. The fish girl. Ariel? She has a tiny ad.
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