A couple of years ago, we were blessed with an abundance of frogs, including one regular Green Frog (bronze subspecies) who hung around for the entire summer. I'm posting a few pictures here. More (many more!) are on NatureAtHome@shutterfly.com
Frog Pictures
with a friend...
another shot..
different perspective
oops sorry - link to shutterfly (first msg in this thread) doesn't work. Supposed to be http://natureathome.shutterfly.com/action/?a=0DZMXDZiyYvlA
Georgia, pretty cool! don't see many frogs here. only when they get in my pool and can't get out. then I hope I get to them in time for rescue. those 2 in the dish garden make a winning picture for sure.
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Equilibrium
Jul 17, 2006
I love Bullfrogs! I love Green Frogs though too.
Those floating planters are awesome. What a nice island oasis for your frogs.
Lauren, I cannot find the thread where you showed the difference between Leopard Frogs and the other. But, I remember the jawline. Would you be so kind as to post pictures, and tell me the kind again? The ones in my pond have a definite, pale green to blue-green jaw. I have at least six in my little pond, and today, one twice as big on the path. They do not panic at my presence, but watch me. I love having them around. Thanks, BAM
Equilibrium
Jul 27, 2006
Egads BAM, I think I used her photos and added lines using Photoflitre and when I was done, I deleted her images from my desktop. I will do my best to find that thread.
Equilibrium
Jul 27, 2006
Not exactly a jawline BAM. I did use her photos in that thread though. I also deleted them. But, I found the thread which saves me a lot of work fiddling with that Photofiltre application again. I'm not too good with editing like that. Here ya go BAM-
http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/616135/.
Lauren
The apartment complex down the road has a huge pond, and lately the bullfrogs have been serenading every night. Love that sound, and somehow find it very soothing; unlike the darn rooster next door, who starts up at all hours and is definitely not soothing... All a matter of personal preference, I guess.
The photo does not compliment this frog as it should be. Just getting used to a new camera.
Equilibrium
Sep 04, 2006
I like the chorus line of croakers myself. One of the benefits of living in a rural area.
Congratulations on your new camera Mark!
here's one of our's
a fraggle of frogs
Equilibrium
Sep 04, 2006
A fraggle of frogs! I love it!
This little guy stays on my split leaf Philo, which is under a bug zapper. He seems to change colors in different light. John
And one a dusk
They all look happy,healthy and very contented. That is living!
Hey carrjohn - try looking up hyla versicolor - I was looking them up not long ago
pictures of recent frog activity in a "mud puddle" in the pasture. Life sure does find those mud puddles quick!
This guy just leaped on a cricket
Eating cricket
swallowing cricket
mud puddle buddy
Boy, some people will just eat anything, won't they?
Really cool pictures, indirt.