Sunday, June 1, 2014

It's a FROG!!!

It's a rare there's a Sunday blog post here but we've got to celebrate something fabulous. Do you see him?
I first spotted him on Friday evening, but he made a Saturday appearance as well. So far I think he's a lone amphibian (a Pacific tree frog) but I have high hopes he'll have some friends soon. I am thrilled!!!

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17 comments:

  1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 01, 2014

    These cute tiny frogs have very big voice!

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  2. Chickadee GardensJune 01, 2014

    This seems to be an auspicious sign, Danger! Wonderful!

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  3. www.newgardenerblues.wordpress.comJune 01, 2014

    Great frog. They always startle me when I'm weeding and they pop out of the garden beds.

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  4. MulchMaidJune 01, 2014

    Congratulations, Froggie Mama! He's gorgeous!

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  5. Spiky ObsessionJune 01, 2014

    Congratulations on your new lodger. It is amazing how quickly wildlife finds ponds.

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  6. Mark and GazJune 01, 2014

    Congratulations! Hopefully that'll just be the first of many :)

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  7. Lisa C. D.June 01, 2014

    Frogs are my favorite animals, hehehe. Congratulations! I think they are a great friend to have in a garden :)

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  8. Kris PetersonJune 01, 2014

    And he's a handsome fellow too! Mother Nature's gift.

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  9. ShirleyJune 01, 2014

    He's a cutie and looks to blend in with the water garden quite well.

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  10. rickiJune 01, 2014

    Woohoo!

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  11. AlisonJune 01, 2014

    Congrats! I hope he brings many friends to have a dip in your pond.

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  12. Casa MariposaJune 01, 2014

    Yay!! I absolutely love frogs! I get ridiculously happy when I see them in the garden. :o)

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  13. Beth at PlantPostingsJune 01, 2014

    What a cutie! You've created the perfect habitat for him!

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  14. Evan BeanJune 01, 2014

    It looks like he has the tiniest nub of a widdle tail, still. And he matches the lilypad quite nicely. Good luck little guy!

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  15. AlanJune 02, 2014

    Congrats! Tree frog makes sense -- it's when you get your first ground-dwelling frog that you'll be scratching your head.

    (I think my pond may be frogless again -- I haven't seen one for a while.)

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  16. UnknownJune 02, 2014

    Congratulations

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  17. outlawgardenerJune 02, 2014

    I'm so happy for you and your new addition. Have you tried kissing him yet to see if he turns into a prince?

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