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Oh how cute! How did you see this little fella? You have the best stories and adventures my friend, you never disappoint ! Thanks! ; – )
I didn’t know they could change color. What a cute little guy.
Love your posts and perspectives!
A tree frog. How cute! Never saw one. Talk about blending in!!! Thanks for the photos.
I absolutely love these little guys. when I was in grade school I had one as a pet. Caught it, put it in a jar for 1 1/2 days, Mom said let it go it has to catch food. So I let it go in the rose bush. Then every day when I came home from school,called it and out it would come to see me. So so cute.
Awww, that’s so sweet!! Who woulda believed one would do that!
Very nice! I didn’t know that there were tiny gray ones that can change their color! There are tiny ones here in western Oregon that are bright green. They make the cutest noise in the evenings…
I wonder if these are the little creatures I hear “crocking” late at night when I walk the dogs? It does sound like a croak but it always baffled me because there is no water near by.
Very dry here in Lexington. Hope all is well else where.
I look really like this site and open it up most every day. What is the patio update?
I need a new camera. Suggestions?
Depends. Are you wanting a point and shoot, or something you can switch the lenses out on?
Adorable!