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[caughtatwork]

Is there any way a "My Query" could include a selection criterion of "last log was a Move"?

No because that won't help.
Well, no, just because no.
But it won't help because the last log could be a move with co-ords and therefore a pseudo-move.
Or it could still have picked up and not logged.

This question comes up year after year and the answer is there is no way to get where a moveable cache is right now. You have to put in the time to determine whether you wish to seek. The site can't help you make that determination.

[MtnLioness]

I spose all that be asked is that people log ASAP when they grab one and when they finally decide to move one!

That's what's so great about the app though I should like to be able to MOVE them via the app too!

[caughtatwork]

mtrax is working on that.

[budgietas]

Is Tasmania the frog capital for movement? Out of the top ten on the leader board, 9 are Tasmanian frogs. Keep up the good work tassie cachers.

[cathylmorgan]

Covert - just wanted to check if u still have my "frog habitat" as it either hasn't been placed yet, or placed but not logged as a move. Either way it's languishing in the race with no moves!
Thanks

[MtnLioness]

mtrax is working on that.

Excellent!!
Would make things much quicker!!!
Great job so far BTW.!!
Top job!

[cathylmorgan]

With a lack of frogs in our area Daryllm123 and myself collected up 5 gnomes and now they are havinga secret meeting in Braeside park! So if u are from the SE suburbs cone and get them before they work out a plan to eradicate all frogs! hehehe.

[Keeper of Time]

If I ignore my own frogs and the ones I moved recently I have 1 frog in a 60km radius from my home

Come on guys ..... us country folk like playing with frogs too you know and a trip out to the country would put lots of km's on the frogs as well

Here's hoping some appear north of the city soon .

[pjmpjm]

We had a great event last night (thanks to steveishere and gang) and also met quite a few Leap Frogs!

[gmj3191]

If I ignore my own frogs and the ones I moved recently I have 1 frog in a 60km radius from my home

Come on guys ..... us country folk like playing with frogs too you know and a trip out to the country would put lots of km's on the frogs as well

Here's hoping some appear north of the city soon .

I put some at Yering, Yarra Glen and Mansfield on Friday, where sadly, they still languish.

[Yurt]

Going to the eastern parts of Sydney might as well mean going bush for frogs. Mine has ended up on the northern beaches and I'm betting will languish there for a few weeks until I invent a new ID and go and move him...

[CraigRat]

I figure some people don't know how to have fun when caching anymore

Caching is serious business in some regions it would seem

We're having a ball down here.

[gmj3191]

Going to the eastern parts of Sydney might as well mean going bush for frogs. Mine has ended up on the northern beaches and I'm betting will languish there for a few weeks until I invent a new ID and go and move him...

Does GCA have a Discipline Committee to deal which such matters, or does C@W just put a pox on your eyes?

[Just a cacher]

The latter, I believe. Very effective.

[Yurt]

I'm starting to think I need an inventory of movables I'm holding at any time, akin to the TB/GC inventory in GC.com.
Some gnasty gnomes seem to be fellow travellers as well!
I have to make sure I name the frogs correctly in my GPSr so I don't log the wrong one for the location.