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This little tree frog hopped into the house last night. (I had left the screen door open) I put it into a container overnight, took a few photos of it, set it free and took a few more photos. They always caught my interest with their suction cup toes and camouflage ability. They sing quite loud in the trees at night but it is only by chance that I run across one. Have a great day.
Richard
 

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Is that one of the "peepers" that make Spring nights sound so good?
 
Cobalt*Blue said:
Is that one of the "peepers" that make Spring nights sound so good?

They are one of many night sounds out here in the sticks...my favorite is the whippoorwill though.
 
Cool pics Richard :icon_thumleft:, all I have got is snails and slugs at the moment :tongue3:


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Good pic's, I used to leave the kitchen light on so a tree frog could catch more bugs. :P

Fossis..............
 
I love the sound of the critters at night, especially the frogs. Good pic Tn. ;D
 
I really enjoyed the third shot of the frog wearing tree-bark camo. Thanks for sharing!
 
Very cool, we have a little garden pond, and the tadpoles just turned into tiny little tree frogs over the last few days. I counted 15 today, all no bigger than my little fingernail. Mosquitoes beware.....
 
You guys can have all the whipperwills there is! I have one at each end of the house,right under the bedroom windows.They go at it every night just as loud as they can!
 

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