How do you get rid of noisy frogs in a Florida backyard?

Answer 1

*Other than getting rid of the trees (they are even in bushes) then you will have to phone Pest Control to see if there is another way to get rid of these frogs. I can sympathize with you on this one! I have been so frustrated with the noise that I have been getting out of bed at 3:00am and running around my pool deck in my robe scooping them out of the pool with the leaf skimmer and bashing their heads in on the concrete. I'm sure I look like a maniac, and maybe someone else knows another way.

Answer 2

First, you must be sure what type of frogs are in your backyard, as some are protected by law. In order to get rid of noisy frogs that may be in your Florida backyard, you may have to remove the water source such as bird baths or fish ponds if you have them. Remove any of the frog eggs that may have been laid and place them in an area to dry them out.

Answer 3

Frogs are particularly active around mating season and during rainy periods. Individuals who have sprinklers around the pool and frequently water after dusk may notice an increase in frog activity. We found watering early in the morning (6am-) instead of late evenings avoids stimulating the frogs- but there's no getting around Mother Nature and when it rains, your frogs will be much more active.

Second- frogs eat insects and lights attract those, so any lit areas around the pool will also be attractive to frogs. You may be luring them to your pool

Answer 4

give them to me