While the children were mowing the lawn (again) yesterday, they came across three little green tree frogs on the grass. They are delighted to rescue and relocate them to a safe spot in the garden. We had seen some similar ones at church the day before too.
Yesterday Master J found one much smaller, about the size of his finger nail while waiting for his school bus.
Our tadpoles are being eagerly watched and fed with hopes they will soon become little green tree frogs too and not ugly brown ones which also live in the area.
This morning I spotted this "shadow" on a leaf this little cutie below was the cause.
We all quite like these little green frogs, which is a good thing as we may be seeing many more in the near future!
Sharing at Our World Tuesday.
What delightful frog pictures!
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These are absolutely delightful captures!! I do love those little green guys! The next to last shot is just like being introduced to that little green guy! Wonderful!! Thanks for sharing!
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Fabulous images of this tiny adorable frog!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Love the cute little frogs!
ReplyDeletethe little frog! love it....
ReplyDeleteSo precious! Have a beautiful day :)
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute.
ReplyDeleteOch, ale chciałabym mieć takie żabki w ogródku. Są śliczne , jak i Twoje zdjęcia. Pozdrawiam. *** Oh, but I would like to have the frog in the garden. They are beautiful and your photos. Yours.
ReplyDeleteAww - so sweet little frogs! :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots
ReplyDeletea prince at every turn
I had to rescue a small brown one from the kitties this week - we don't see any really here so I relocated it well away :-)
woow, klasse der kleine Frosch, sehr schön..
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Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteLove those little frogs.
Have a great day.
Greetings Mette
Those green frogs are adorable!! We don't have cute ones like that, ours are all icky, but I still take pics of them anyway! LOL!
ReplyDeleteFantastische Fotos, ein kleiner Frosch als Titelheld... sehr sehr schön...
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Hans-Peter
The little chaps blend in so well.
ReplyDeleteFabulous frog portraits! I loved seeing the little green frogs.
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE these photos. What fabulous shots. I just love frogs..
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed cute but probably difficult to spot in the wild.
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Filip
I love these small creatures and also your great pictures of them, superb!
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I remember every spring, looking in ponds and puddles for any signs of the tadpoles...we too would collect them and watch them grow...it was so exciting to see their legs form and then, when they were ready, release them down by the river in our backyard. And hearing the night time croaking in the summer...we knew our 'babies' were out there all grown up. Probably one of my first introductions from nature to the cycle of motherhood. Your rescue rangers are doing a fabulous job! And the shadow shot is too cute!
ReplyDeletemuch oooing and ahhhing whilst viewing you photos this morning, I so love little frogs in the garden.
ReplyDeleteI came home late one evening recently to find a little brown (not really so ugly) one perched on the decorative moulding of my front door! such a pleasant surprise. Until then we had only heard him. it's lovely to know our gardens are healthy enough for these little beauties to survive in.
Have a beautiful day.
Take care
Leanne
Well... your title couldn't be more correct - they really are small and so cute :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute frogs, especially the one curled up on the leaf. Looks like a pet. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful green frogs! God has created many wonderful creatures. Love the background music and sounds.
ReplyDeleteWow these are so cute, we have waited for tadpoles to turn into frogs before - it takes ages!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh..those are so precious! Love that second to last close up!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute. Quite different from our tree frogs, but so adorable non the less.
ReplyDeleteyayks, I couldn't touch a frog :D
ReplyDeleteI'm not so keen on touching them either, but most our children don't mind, especially the little frogs.
ReplyDeleteYour frogs make me smile....They remind me of childhood.
ReplyDeleteIt's not in a busy city that I can see them now, so I enjoyed a lot your lovely photos.
Have a lovely day!
The frogs are cute and they blend in so well with the leaves. Thanks for sharing them. Cheers, Ruby
ReplyDeleteI do love frogs! they are indeed part and parcel with your "pieces of contentment"
ReplyDeleteI will find you my frog favourite things poem one day... they are the beautifully ugly brown ones you talk about :)
What cute little frogs; and so tiny. You are so lucky to have them.
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous and cute! your pictures are fantastic...can I have one for my garden pls?:-)) thanks for all your nice comments! sunny smiles from tulipland Holland!
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