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Frog Photographing a Bee,,,,,Maybe...LOL

14 years ago

Everybody had been posting photos of bugs & bees so Frog decided he wanted to try photographing a bee too... So I told him to set up his camera at a flower and wait for a bee to come by....Bless his little heart, he has been sitting still all afternoon waiting for a bee...

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Fun2BHere
14 years ago
LOL! Clever.
pam_25f
14 years ago
Ha Ha. Very cute.
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Need ID for these frogs/toads
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I think Horton was right about it looking like a Leopard Frog - they look like the Southern Leopard Frogs, and the website below has a GREAT picture of them. Also mentions a possible subspecies, Florida Leopard Frog. The website even has some sound files, too! Maybe that will help. Good luck ~ they're PRETTY little frogs!! Maybe one of them ate a Prince ;) Here is a link that might be useful: University of Florida's Wildlife Extension Frog Lookup
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Pic of my 2-tone frog
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Somewhere I have pictures of one that is turquoise and brown. I'll look for them and scan them. I have wondered if it has to do with the water or minerals in the water. The turquoise frog was in a pond that was in a natural cavity in some rocks, so the water might have been heavily laden with some kind of mineral. However, not all the frogs had the turquoise. The rest were brown/green. Anne
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Hardin, try the link below for lots of photographs of Northern Cricket Frogs. They are kind of rough-skinned and it makes them look like young toads. "Horton" Here is a link that might be useful: Northern Cricket Frog photographs
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Finally....first picture of frog...but...
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Ms Vickie, Bull Frogs will grow much larger than that little guy.[Though it looks like a female] It is a Northern Leopard Frog you have in the photograph. They can be confused with Pickerel Frogs, as their markings are similar. See the link below for pictures of both types of frog. "Horton" Here is a link that might be useful: Leopard and Pickerel Frogs Here is a link that might be useful: Leopard and Pickerel frogs
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glenda_al
14 years ago
Hope froggie doesn't get stung!
matti5
14 years ago
Looks like he fell asleep while waiting
lindaohnowga
14 years ago
Poor Frog is going to have a backache from being all hunched over like that. Do you have a good chiropractor in case he needs one? He probably will get a sunburn too.

How and when did you get that frog? If you've said, then I missed the story behind the frog.

A crocheted frog, made for me by a friend, was my room mascot when I was teaching. Froggie would sit in a different student's seat each day. He even was in our class pictures. When I retired from teaching, he went to live the rest of his life with one of my students. I hope she still has him.
foggyj
14 years ago
You really DO have a lot of time on your hands! LOL
Very cute. Hope he gets a good picture and doesn't get distracted by a fly.
jel48
14 years ago
LOLOL!! I absolutely love it!
jannie
14 years ago
Love it!
susanjf_gw
14 years ago
you'e lucky these days IF you get a bee in your yard, sigh...
joan_mn
14 years ago
That is SO creative and cute!

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