Last year, I had a very tiny baby bunny that the girls chased like crazy. The poor thing finally jumped in the pond. I fished it out and toweled it off, held it close and set it back outside at the feet of St. Francis. They ravage my lettuce, but I would never hurt one. I've got St. Francis (patron of the animals) in the "courtyard" garden overlooking the ponds and the fish children. The other side of the yard is Pagan--a huge statue of Faunus in all his goat/man glory presiding over the woodland garden. The deck is Italian with a 4 foot statue of David with basilico planted at his feet. I've got something for everyone out there. Hey, I taught diversity, OK? Prof

Thank you all, I'm still at work but will give all those a try when I get home. Weird part is sometimes when the screen is trying to load and I click on a 'favorite' it opens the site such as this forum. But I can't navigate away from it. Same thing happens with both browsers. I use Bing as a home page for FF and Google for IE. I don't know what DNS means or what to look for. When looking at the white screen I see that site listed on the bottom tool-bar. All my other machines work fine in the house except this one. I've had connection problems (slow loading) with this machine for a long time. Now its worse. Thank you all again, Jane

Looking at the code it seems the link is coded as a form button instead of a hyperlink. That's why there's no right click or no new tab/window.

Wow GT, I didn't think Betty was a frog. I mean I thought she probably popped up in your yard just like mine did and she looks so much like my toads :) But don't tell her, might be an insult to say she looks like a toad :) On closer inspection, she is much greener than my tan toads....oops, another potential amphibian/toadian insult to Betty! Interesting link on Bullfrogs, amazing that they eat anything. It's actually good they are eating crawfish which are also now considered a pest species here in AZ. But I can see how they might put a dent in other secies that we'd like to keep around too. I suppose if you were breeding and releasing little Bettys and Bufords that wouldn't be so great for the environment. But seeing how they are your pets in your own little garden of eden, don't see how that hurts anything. Like Jim said, it's when people go releasing non-natives, spreading them around the native areas, when we get into some troubles with balance. It's much easier to control the spread of animals like frogs contained in a closed yard than controlling the spread of plants like grasses which are subject to distribution by birds and wind though. I never could get paalexan's site to come up - wonder if too many of us were trying to access it.....