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Eliza Waters 
A perfect image – well spotted!
Thank you, Anne. Credit goes to my spouse who pointed it out to me. 🙂
Cool photo. Despite the title, I did not see the big one at first and was a bit surprised when I did.
Thanks, David. I almost missed it myself, my spouse saw it first. Lucky timing!
Amazing! ❤️☺️
Thank you, John! It was serendipity!
You’re welcome. 😊
That is just so cool! Love all the greens.
Thanks, Dale. I lucked out with my timing and his rest time. 🙂
That you did!
Sure blends right in!
Yes, I almost missed it!
What a contrast between a big frog and a little one!
It was a perfect pairing! 🙂
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Wow! Very cute!
Thank you!
What a sweet surprise!
It certainly was, a smart guy to skip winter by living in a greenhouse!
What a neat image. I finally (!) found an honest-to-goodness big frog last weekend, so I can join you all in my own version of a frog Friday!
Oh, good, I’ll look forward to seeing yours. This one was in a local greenhouse last week. Any outside are still resting under the icy waters.
Nice to have a friend who doesn’t mind if you sit on them. Pretty leaf shapes.
Thank you, Alice. Yes, it was a perfect pairing!
This made me smile! A fun one that would make a good card.
Thanks, Laurie. Good idea! 🙂
Nice way to start the day with that photo and your header shot. 🙂
Thank you, Judy. Glad to hear it! Nature (mostly) always me happy. 🙂
What a great photo!
Thank you, I was lucky to be there at the right time. 🙂
soon to come
Yes indeed. This guy got to winter inside at Smith, lucky fella!
Love it! ❤️
Thank you, Bridgette!
Charming capture!! I assume this is not a current vignette, as you’re still in the cold of winter?
Thank you, Tina. It was taken last week on a visit to a local greenhouse. Yes, his cousins are still hibernating outside. Lucky guy gets to spend his winter in the tropics! 🙂
Hi Eliza. Staggering! I did a double take when I realised there were two of them. I love frog pics – always good value.
MJ
Thank you, MJ. Do you think he is in love? 😉
The one on the bottom isn’t real, is it? I love frogs. I remember their soothing sounds (and zillions of pollywogs) in my childhood garden but I literally haven’t seen them for decades. Lizards, not nearly as cute, rule my current garden.
It is a ceramic frog, topped by this little cutie in the greenhouse pool. This guy never has to hibernate! We won’t be hearing his kin for a few more months yet.
The micro and the macro. 😀
Yes! 😀
I saw the cute little one, but didn’t immediately see the big one! What a great shot Eliza!
Thank you, Cathy… wasn’t that the cutest thing? 🙂
Aww what a sweet photo Eliza! 💕🐸
Thank you, Xenia! He was irresistible!
What a pretty little thing !
Thank you! 🙂
Don’t you just love finding the unexpected?!?
Absolutely, it was just perfect!
Wow! Most of us would have probably missed seeing that perfect setup for a wonderful image. 😊👏🏽
Thank you, Pepper!
What a surprise and great shot!!🙂
Thank you! Sometimes ya get lucky. 😉
Wee things!! Getting ready. Great capture Eliza 💖
Thank you, Val! Looking forward to hearing peepers in a few weeks. 🙂
What a fun sighting 😊
Thanks, Belinda… definitely was my lucky day.. 🙂
“Are you my momma?” 😉 Awesome shot, great hubby eye!!
Thank you, Donna. 🙂 Teamwork!
You could easily have overlooked the big frog, a reversal of the normal situation in which it’s the small things that escape us.
True. I loved the perfection of this live frog choosing to rest on the ceramic one.
How funny!
It made a great photo op!
I wonder if the little frog was aware that the big one was not real. I also wonder whether a frog that large would eat a frog that small. It’s a fun picture for sure.
Thanks, Steve. Serendipitous moment. I thought of you when I saw it. 🐸
A great place to hide. It thinks we can’t see it!!! And good healthy foliage to frame it!
Thank you, Denise. I was surprised that it didn’t jump away as I loomed over it. Must have thought he blended in or that his big pal would take care of him, ha!