Amphibian development - a 365 mini project

[Laetitia Petrussa]

Hi, my fellow 365-ers!

I have just finished a special mini project, and I wanted to share it with you.

During a walk in the woods I found some eggs in a puddle and I decided to let them develop to discover what they would turn out to be. I took a photo every day and I found out together with you, here on 365. It was an exciting journey!

If you love animals, biology projects, super cute miniature pets, or if you ever took care of some tadpoles when you were young, you might enjoy this series. I have tried to give as much information as I could about every stage of development. Because so much can happen in a day!

Of course, you don’t have to read it all, you can also just enjoy the photos!

It starts here with a newly fertilized egg, and runs until the end of April.
http://365project.org/laetitiapetrussa/365/2015-03-12

If you just can’t wait to see what the eggs will become and you want the ultimate spoiler, it’s here: http://365project.org/laetitiapetrussa/365/2015-05-14

Thank you to all the people that followed this mini project for your encouraging remarks! You were wonderful!

[Sam]

It was fabulous Laetitia! I really enjoyed it :) Thanks for sharing!

[Liana Bull]

What an interesting project with such amazing macro images. Thanks for sharing this development.

[Cally]

I have really enjoyed following your photos on this one. Well done.

[jackie edwards]

incredible! thank you!

[Francoise]

I am glad you posted this thread as the project and its photos was spectacular.

[October]

What an awesome project! I loved reading it and seeing the development. Thank you for sharing :)

[katy]

What an amazing series! So well done! thanks for taking the time and sharing!

[Sue Hecker]

I enjoyed following it the first time, and thoroughly loved going through it all again today. And a third time to share with my hubster. AWESOME! And so well photographed and explained.

[Sue Hecker]

This would make a cool book for kids to enjoy and learn from as well, but I guess my boys were techy/math/science kind of guys. I would have definitely bought them this book that I have in my head.

[Yeshanghai]

Thanks again for all your hard work. I really enjoyed following you through this amazing adventure.

[Mary Siegle]

It was a really wonderful series. I enjoyed following each day. Not something I would otherwise have gotten. Thank you so much!