Surprising to me in these 90+ degree F days (32 C) we’ve been having the tree frogs are out in the sun.
Do frogs yawn?
Their camouflage is pretty good.
More Tree Frogs
Tag Archives: Amphibian
I Spy In The Green
… a Tree Frog and a Grasshopper, and a lot of green.
The Tree Frog appeared to spy me, too, but he didn’t much care about me or the grasshopper.
The grasshopper ignored us both, too.
Green on Green: Frog
It was his shape that caught my eye as I rounded a corner to a small pond. He sat perfectly still, until he was GONE!
Tree Frog in Calla Lily, Side View
This Tree Frog found a shady spot to nap, with the sun shining down into the bloom providing a nice back light for my image.
Two Mints In One
Mint colored frogs that is.
When I spotted two Tree Frogs nestled down in a white Calla Lily bloom a certain advertising slogan started in my head.
Tree Frog Photobomber
We had some rain last night which left a few water drops on flowers along the river bank at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens.
Regrettably I did not see the Tree Frog at the time.
Although if I had I probably would have 100 images, not just four or five of a flower I have photographed before.
Peak-a-boo Tree Frog
A Tree Frog, almost hiding in plain sight.
The big leaf was bouncing in the breeze with the frog just enjoying the ride.
Frog, Big
I haven’t seen many frogs around the various ponds I visit. Usually I just hear the splash as they disappear. I heard this one and his pals in a croaking chorus long before I got to the pond. I finally spotted him near the edge of the water. At least two others were answering in the deeper reeds.
He was huge! Bigger than my hand.
This is a bit further out in the pond, which is the same pond that the Barred Owls hunt around. The frogs might live longer if they didn’t announce themselves with such enthusiasm.
WPC: It IS Easy Being Green!
One of Kermit’s Relatives
Click on photo for larger view.
The Daily Post Photo Challenge:
“Sometimes it’s fun to take a step back from interpretive challenges and just celebrate a color: green!”
