Adult tree frogs Baby tree frogs

I love the frog pictures! I have a picture of a frog with sand all over it that reminds me of your frog with seeds on it.

Thanks for the frog pics, James. I almost forgot what they look like! When I was a kid (yeah, that was a long time ago, LOL!), we used to have bunches of frogs and toads around here, but not anymore. Introduced species (bullfrogs, etc), pollution and loss of habitat (build, build, build!) have pretty much wiped them out. Even in remote areas away from population centers, they are seeing a rapid decline in their numbers.

I miss listening to them.

Now the amphibians are a much different story than my deadly fear of snakes. Jamesp, those are really cool! Do they "sing" for you? I love their color. Great photos, thanks!

My favorite pic of the set



Nothing better than baby frogs.

That's awesome! That white's treefrog bit off more than he can chew tho'!

Frogs will try to eat way more than they are able.

The frog eat frog world is cruel. The frog eating the snake is new on me.

I see hundreds of water snakes w/bulges(frog in belly ha). The water snakes are very happy down here. Some ponds have bass. And those ponds have very few frogs.

Mommy gators have nest situated up small creeks flowing into lakes where frog infested spring flows are located so babies have frogs for food
after hatching so they will grow to a safer size before they go to big water.

The plants are bug attracting cannas and those tree frogs love them because they can feed in them. The crop will soon go dormant and so I let the bugs and frogs go to town.

Thanks for visiting and adding

I can not hear at night. These tree frogs, bullfrogs, leopard frogs and others make racket when the sun falls or rain begins so loud we got
to put the windows up Rob. But the spring peepers introduce spring or attempts of warm weather.

Frog #4 above has defect on top at lower back. Rare-I got such healthy frogs. Rarely see those deformities. My water is mostly spring fed and then polished by aquatic plants. I use gentle insecticides whenever possible.

I wake up at 4-5 AM and collect frogs occasionally to go fishing with. Bass love em. Glad you enjoyed them grizman

the defective frog has a subcutaneous worm. I left that one alone so as to preserve the beauty of your thread.

Good. I was hoping it was not a pollution issue.

Neat video If you want to catch a toad(basically any frog), touch the nose and it will always tuck its head in.