Bank Holiday Monday was the perfect day for a fishy water change and general pond spruce up – my husband basically does all the hard work but I am the fish and frog wrangler getting them out and then back again.
Photo:Action stations
I am always amazed at the number of frogs we find as I hardly ever see any in or around the pond.
Photo:Waiting for the water levels to rise - click to enlarge
Frogs are funny little creatures, very determined and I am sure they have a sense of humour.
Photo: I am ready for my close up
I swear that frog is grinning in that last photo!
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Lyn
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Oh, how I love that last photo - brilliant! x
ReplyDeleteI like the two in the middle pic, they look very interested in what's going on. Nice new blog look :-)
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of frogs in our garden, they visit from the pond next door.
ReplyDeleteOur dog likes to chase them.
Thankfully they are too quick for him!
aww - I love froggies!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing what you can find when you clean out your pond. We did ours last week and found all sorts of weird things. I sure am glad it's done as it is my least favorite job.
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Now that's cute! I don't think they're really cute when they jump from my pots when I'm watering and scare the daylights out of me though!
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Spencer
Great pics!
ReplyDeleteAs frogs go, those guys look big for English frogs. Well done!!! If my brother was writing a comment on this post, he'd say something like: "The presence of amphibians is the sign of a healthy ecosystem".
ReplyDeleteFabby photo.....Mmmm I cleaned my pond out today, bit wiffy!!!!
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