............or tadpoles. I looked in my rainbarrel yesterday and it was filled with polliwogs. I went to get my camera but got sidetracked and forgot until it was too late to get a good shot in the light. l remembered this morning. If you look closely you can see the legs already developing on some of them. I counted close to 36 here
it's too bad you didn't get to shoot them yesterday. you would've seen the vast difference in their growth in that 24 hours time. that's going to be a lot of noise!
@tinley23 I am glad you think so Lesley @kartia thank you Kartia. I love watching the transformation @kjarn it is very entertaining Kathy @shutterbug49 I always enjoy watching it @thewatersphotos I really appreciate that Gary. The reflections on the water made it a little problematic @olivetreeann I was surprised to see so many too @summerfield what can I say? old age and memory keeps me from lots of things these days. I do like to listen to them so I won''t mind the noise @mcsiegle If I can just remember to take advantage of the opportunity @milaniet Thank you so much Milanie I am glad you like it @dutchothotmailcom thanks Esther @madamelucy Thank you Terri. I really don't know where they all end up. I suppose some of them die and some get eaten? @ludwigsdiana Even better they come to me and I don't have to hunt them. it is great fun to watch them @marilyn If I remember I may thanks sissy @30pics4jackiesdiamond i am so excited to teach YOU a new word and yes it is a lot @koalagardens I am so glad yo uthink so Katrina thank you @wakelys LOL! Finally I can contribute to the other side! I am glad to hear it Sue @jacqbb So glad you like it ! Yes soome of them do have legs already @randystreat they got there because frogs lay eggs in water and that is where they grow. They are not fish but frogs and when they are finished growing they will hop out of the barrel and be on their way @serendypyty You are not the first person from your side of the pond to tell me that. I am glad you like it though. They hop off so I really never see them much. I imagine some of them die or get eaten by other animals @joemuli thanks bunches Joe
@kartia thank you Kartia. I love watching the transformation
@kjarn it is very entertaining Kathy
@shutterbug49 I always enjoy watching it
@thewatersphotos I really appreciate that Gary. The reflections on the water made it a little problematic
@olivetreeann I was surprised to see so many too
@summerfield what can I say? old age and memory keeps me from lots of things these days. I do like to listen to them so I won''t mind the noise
@mcsiegle If I can just remember to take advantage of the opportunity
@milaniet Thank you so much Milanie I am glad you like it
@dutchothotmailcom thanks Esther
@madamelucy Thank you Terri. I really don't know where they all end up. I suppose some of them die and some get eaten?
@ludwigsdiana Even better they come to me and I don't have to hunt them. it is great fun to watch them
@marilyn If I remember I may thanks sissy
@30pics4jackiesdiamond i am so excited to teach YOU a new word and yes it is a lot
@koalagardens I am so glad yo uthink so Katrina thank you
@wakelys LOL! Finally I can contribute to the other side! I am glad to hear it Sue
@jacqbb So glad you like it ! Yes soome of them do have legs already
@randystreat they got there because frogs lay eggs in water and that is where they grow. They are not fish but frogs and when they are finished growing they will hop out of the barrel and be on their way
@serendypyty You are not the first person from your side of the pond to tell me that. I am glad you like it though. They hop off so I really never see them much. I imagine some of them die or get eaten by other animals
@joemuli thanks bunches Joe
@wakelys you'll offend someone or other!!!