nlgh

I have seen that happen down at my parents' home. It rained and we had little frogs in the front yard. You could not take a step without stepping on a dozen frogs, they were that little.

Ditter43

I've seen that happen here during heavy rain. I don't know if they are trying to get out of the water or if the road is warmer....It is a strange sight! :?

raptureready

That must have been an amazing sight! Every now and then I have migrating butterflies here. I started to go outside one day and they were everywhere! I couldn't have stuck my hand out without hitting them. I called my mother and told her about it. She and her neighbor drove 5 miles to my house so that they could watch them. I love things like that. I'm not sure I would have liked driving over the frogs though, that's pretty gross.

nativetexan

over my life time i've been invaded by ants, frogs and grasshoppers (all in Houston). makes you wonder.

LindaR

I came home in that same storm and the frogs were jumping all over the place, lightening was awesome and wow! the rain....bet an old farmer could tell ya why the frogs all came out LOL

SueDor

Glad I wasn't there.

pab58

Where in Mich are you? :wink: My neighbor had been in West Branch and was on his way back here to Redford.

Dora

wow, guess they were looking for water, but i would hate to come across something like that
HUGS Dora

Bobby's Girl

I agree with Ditter43, who said the frogs were looking for warmth. We live on a blacktop highway, and it becomes really warm when the sun is shining. When the temperature is cooler at night, such as in early spring or in the fall, there are frogs and other little creatures all over the highway before the blacktop material cools down.

wvdek

When it rains hard here, we get itty bitty frogs to larger frogs jumping all over the road. However, they never cover the road like what you stated. That's just gross. Yuck! I would run the car through a car wash next day to get the remains off. Yuck!