Monday, July 7, 2008

Look What I Saw

When I went out to water plants a few mornings ago, I saw this tiny little frog....or is it a toad? How do you know the difference?

The coloring and size almost caused me to miss it. Look close. Do you see it?

Here is a close up. He isn't very cute is he? I wouldn't care to kiss this frog even if a prince, a castle and a fortune were involved.

I don't have many pretty flowers this year. These few photos are about all there is of my garden.


Hope your summer has more "bloomin" flowers than mine!

10 comments:

  1. Nobody ever toad me how to tell the difference either.. but darn, he's cute! Great shots!

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  2. A frog's skin will be shiny and smooth. A toad will be bumpy and dry-looking.

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  3. Hi, can bass 1 welcome to my bloggy home. Nice to see you here.

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  4. looks like a toad to me but not one i've ever seen before. i can't believe how small he is. i bet it was a thrill to be able to snap his photo!!

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  5. He's so tiny and adorable! And you got a wonderful macro shot of him for us to enjoy!

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  6. Steviewren, your flowers (and flowerpots) are really lovely. Are those pink ones impatiens? How do you keep them happy in the hot sun of the south? You must have them in a shady spot (looks like).

    That little toad/frog/whatever is mighty cute.....was he looking for water, I wonder.

    If only a kiss would produce all those wonders!!

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  7. Hi Steviewren!

    I gave away the beautiful "Just Plain Fun To Read" award today!
    I also had an "Arte y Pico" award to give away, but I saw you already just received it, otherwise you would have been in my 5 picks -- I do enjoy your blog so much!

    My blog was a little like yours today too --beauty in unexpected places ....the little frog is so cute!

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  8. When I was a young lad - we use to call them "tree frogs". But, who knows.

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  9. I just might be able to kiss him.

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