We need to do more about invasive bullfrogs

We need to do more about invasive bullfrogs

Dear Editor, If you live close to a swamp or slow moving creek, you may have already had exposure to the latest invasive species in the Comox Valley … the bullfrog. As a new arrival, they have no predators and since one female can lay up to 20,000 eggs per season, they have no difficulty multiplying. Unfortunately, they eat almost anything that will fit in their mouths, including ducklings, native frogs, dragon flies and salmon fry. The Brooklyn…