I put Toad rescuer but I failed to say it was me who put them in danger in the first place.
My frog taddies are enormous now and starting to get further afield in the pond as they are in the shallows at the bottom of the pond but I have seen them moving higher up the deeper water.
As I have stated in another post about the plants I thought my BogBean was going crazy as the leaves were getting large and covering a lot of the topside of the pond. Further into the shallows there was watercress just getting going. When the leaves really came to life on the watercress I realised that the Bogbean was actually much larger watercress leaves.
The Bogbean was trying it's hardest to come up out of the shade of the watercress so I thought I would pull some of the cress out. The roots like to knit together on the watercress so as I was pulling stems out a lot of the roots were quite prominent with a lot of growth. I got a nice BIG pile together after a while and then when I put some down I suddenly noticed there was life on the roots and they were tiny toad taddies. I thought "Oh no have I pulled any others out when I slung the watercress across to the garden pile."
I quickly started looking on all the roots of the watercress and I found loads of babies and water insects so I started gathering them up as quickly as I could and placing them back in the pond. I was surprised how many of them were still alive in fact I don't think I saw any that were deceased. Phew what a relief. Toad Rescuer at your service.