My granddaughter Kristin painted the gourd for her grandfather and to our surprise we found a new tenant had moved in.
By carolyn
Froggy is a common frog. We found him in the pool, over and over, just about every morning. He likes to swim and drive toy cars.
My son Elijah and his pet bull frog Fred. I thought about the princess looking for a prince, but whoever thought about a prince looking for a princess.
The land our cabin sits on has a natural spring. my son loves to play with all of the fun critters the fresh spring water brings our way!
Here is a tree frog. They invite themselves over all the time from the pond across the road!
This was taken after a rainy day just outside our kitchen window. It landed on our outdoor "purchased" frog thermometer.
There's a little frog that adheres itself to the storm door anytime it rains. I had tried numerous times to take pictures of it, with absolutely no luck.
These awesome little tree frogs are called "Spring Peepers" and have the prettiest little song. The male has been coming to my door for about a week in the evening, singing his little heart out looking for a mate.
I walked outside the other day and almost didn't notice this giant frog on the driveway. It sat there for quite a while and let me take several close up pictures.
I was weeding in one of my rock gardens, when I was joined by a little frog. Shortly after, a grasshopper also came to visit.
Look to the left of the bird bath on the rim. A little mini frog is perched there trying to look like the big ceramic frogs peering over the sides. Do you think he thought I might not notice? Such a little cutie.
Autumn took over our swimming area with fallen leaves, and this little guy, who showed up one sunny afternoon. He didn't seem to mind having his picture taken, at all!
Although Rodeo Frog really enjoys his job, he has been waiting many months for a well-deserved vacation. After a very busy year helping keep the jungle's bug population under control, he booked a "puddle jumper" over to Toad Hall, a very short hop.
