MORE than 3,000 toads have been helped by the Henley Toad Patrol so far this year. Volunteers carry them across Marlow Road to their spawning pond on the Culden.
MORE than 2,500 toads have been helped by the Henley Toad Patrol so far this year. Volunteers carry them across Marlow Road to their spawning pond fro.
MORE than 500 toads have been helped by the Henley Toad Patrol this week. Volunteers transported them across Marlow Road at Oaken Grove Wood on the Culden .
VOLUNTEERS have installed a barrier alongside a busy main road to protect toads from being killed by traffic. About 15 members of the Henley Toad Patrol spent t.
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NEARLY 6,000 toads have been helped by volunteers from the Henley Toad Patrol this year.
The group assists with the annual migration from the Culden Faw Estate to the other side of of the A4155 Marlow Road to a pond where they spawn.
Since February, the group has helped more than 5,900 toads, 250 common newts and 120 frogs, taking them across the road in buckets.
This is nowhere near the record of 10,501 toads that were helped in 2010.
The patrol will continue for at least another week in the hope of a few more mild and wet nights to encourage movement.