Well in the interest of marital harmony, I'm no longer a night person. Both of us get up before dawn! I even make hubby a lunch, so I think that qualifies me as pretty darn domestic.
I think the top of that fence is about a yard high, or about a meter high. (Not sure if frogs are on the metric system yet.)
He wasn't actually stuck! When hubby moved his hand towards him, he jumped down. He sure didn't mind having his picture taken though.
I wasn't sure that the camera would even focus on him, it was so dark. But the headlights from hubby's car helped I guess.
The chickens are all locked down in the coop at night, so they were safe. He could definitely have made a light snack out of the little one if given the opportunity.
That's pretty funny. But who the heck is up before dawn?
ReplyDeleteOh, WONDERFUL! I love bullfrogs, especially the bold & curious ones!
ReplyDeleteThat is really a great shot. What a predicament he was in. How high did he jump to get there?
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you have a digital camera. What a moment to commit to megapixels!
ReplyDeleteHow do you get these pictures? The only thing I find outside in the pre-dawn hours is the trash strewn around by the raccoons.
ReplyDeleteDid you free the little guy?
He wasn't after your baby chicks was he? I've read accounts of them eating baby ducks...
ReplyDeleteOhhhh... he's a beauty! Hope he got away okay.
ReplyDeleteJust recently found your blog. Absolutely LOVE it!
Great photo! What a story it could illustrate -- escape from the pond -- foiled again :-)
ReplyDeleteWell in the interest of marital harmony, I'm no longer a night person. Both of us get up before dawn! I even make hubby a lunch, so I think that qualifies me as pretty darn domestic.
ReplyDeleteI think the top of that fence is about a yard high, or about a meter high. (Not sure if frogs are on the metric system yet.)
He wasn't actually stuck! When hubby moved his hand towards him, he jumped down. He sure didn't mind having his picture taken though.
I wasn't sure that the camera would even focus on him, it was so dark. But the headlights from hubby's car helped I guess.
The chickens are all locked down in the coop at night, so they were safe. He could definitely have made a light snack out of the little one if given the opportunity.
Thanks everybody!
gool lord.
ReplyDeleteyou know, there are now several people who gather around my desk at work to see your daily post.
Ow! It just looks painful.
ReplyDeleteYou know before you showed up, his wife was probably sitting on the ground saying, "Are you sure you're not stuck?"
BF: No, honey, I'm telling you, I'm fine. I MEANT to do this. Aw crap, here's comes whatsername with the camera.
Wife: You're on your own. I'm outta here...
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You should sell that to a poster company. I'm serious!
Thanks Charles & MM. You made my day! :)
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