Topic: Froggy

[Peggy]

I just upload a photograph of a froggy from my garden. It was taken this last summer.
My oldest daughter just thinks this picutre is great! 
I think it's kind of cool, but I don't know about great! hahahaha, but I did think I'd share in case any of you might enjoy it.

Peg

[Bonnie]

Well, I think it's great also. I just love those little green frogs with the great big croak. It's amazing how loud something so small can be.

[Annette]

Great shot Peggy! It looks like that little frog is waiting to pounce!

[Jim]

Yes, it is a great shot, Peggy.  I really enjoy your nature shots.  Your daughter is correct!

[Triss]

Cute.  I love those lil frogs, though they scare the beegeebers outta me when they jump in my garden.

[Wrennie]

Aww, he's got a little racing stripe! Cute!

[Dianna]

they scare the beegeebers outta me when they jump in my garden.

Ours hang around on the patio doors and jump on me when I go out to smoke. They have really given me quite a fright a time or two this year...

Beautiful shot, Peggy. Is he on some kind of fruit tree? I notice what appears to be fruit on a couple of the branches. That shot is so clear...

[Peggy]

HI again!

I just found out a few days ago, that our friend with the racing stripe is called the, "Pacific Tree Frog".

And, Dianne, he's sitting on a tomato plant! hahahaha!!

I love to listen to them croak too.  One of the things I miss about Cloverdale (California) is that our apartment had this wet area in a field behind us, and I'd always leave my bedroom window cracked so  could hear the croakers talk. I really miss them. 

One of the reasons I wanted a pond out back was the hope that eventually, it would attract some little frogs.  IT looks like the garden was attracting them more than the pond! LOL!!!

Peg