Wednesday, May 15

Now who has sneaked into the photo?


Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett

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  1. thechickenwhispererMay 15, 2013

    Great picture Sue!

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  2. Jo@awholeplotofloveMay 15, 2013

    What a lovely frog, I haven't seen mine for a while.

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    1. Sue GarrettMay 16, 2013

      I hadn't seen that one til I downloaded the photo, Jo

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  3. suburban veg gardenerMay 15, 2013

    A photobombing frog - now I've seen it all.

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    1. Sue GarrettMay 16, 2013

      I got so close to the flower to take the photo that I am amazed the frog stayed there, Jules

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  4. e17jlhMay 15, 2013

    Is it possible there are two froggies in the picture? One to the south of the other? Maybe as a prelude to "getting to know each other" so to speak ?

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    1. Sue GarrettMay 16, 2013

      We have had more frogs in the pond getting to know one another VERY well Jill but I think what your can see is the frog's leg. When they are resting in the water they spread their legs as if they are doing a parachute jump and those back legs are extremely long.

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  5. sweetbriardreamsMay 15, 2013

    Your frog seems to be basking nicely in the sun! I haven't even got spawn yet, so fingers crossed. xx

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    1. Sue GarrettMay 16, 2013

      I'm not sure whether our frog spawn hatched or was eaten Chel as it all happened when the weather was too iffy to hang around pong watching. Their was an incredible amount of spawn so I guess some survived.

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  6. Belinda RobinsonMay 15, 2013

    Aah! I didn't spot it straightaway. Always great to see a frog :-) Such friendly looking faces

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    1. Sue GarrettMay 16, 2013

      They always look to be smiling don't they Belinda?

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  7. SnowbirdMay 15, 2013

    Ahhhh....what a beautiful photo opp for the frog. Absolutely gorgeous piccie.xxxx

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    1. Sue GarrettMay 16, 2013

      I wish I could say that it was planned Snowbird

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  8. Mark WillisMay 16, 2013

    Is it a slug-eating frog though?

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    1. Sue GarrettMay 16, 2013

      There's a question Mark. Did you see how eating too many slugs may be bad for hedgehogs?

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  9. Dewberry / AmanitaMay 16, 2013

    What a great photo! This frog looks so mysterious ;)

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  10. Tanya.May 17, 2013

    I see him/her. Great photo!!

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