garden visitor

Ray called me to see this little frog he'd disturbed whilst digging up some black grasses to take to a friend.

This was the one and only shot I managed as he hopped so quickly away!

[Loopy-Lou]

Great find and capture!

[Sheila G]

Nice shot. I've hardly ever seen a frog. They're not common here

[Graham Thresher]

A super capture.

[wendy frost]

A super capture of your little visitor. We used to have a pond in the garden and were overrun with frogs everywhere now we never see any at all.

[Denise]

Awe...he's so cute. Glad you caught him before he hopped away.

[Babs]

Well captured. You have to be so quick

[Richard Hickey]

Stunning picture.

[Robyn]

Great capture

[mittens (Marilyn)]

He is so cool looking.

[Sophia Ziburtovicz]

Cute one

[Pat Knowles]

I don't see many frogs now ...I don't think my garden lends itself...too dry! He looks a nicely marked frog.....love to see them jumping!

[Hazel]

@happypat

I'd have loved to have captured him jumping!

[Joyce]

Great capture. Lots of detail Hazel

[Ivan]

Ribet! Ribet! Nice capture (on camera!)

[Carole]

Snap, must be a froggy sort of day, nice shot.

[Jen Hudson]

Well caught, they are so quick. Lovely detail of his colouring and nice against the stones. I nearly accidentally picked one up when picking up fallen pears among our garden bushes. Frightened me to death when he jumped!

[Gena Pegg]

WOuld so love to have a "resident toad! Nice shot

[mervyn hobbs]

Very nice capture.

[Hazel]

@jennywren

I can imagine a frog would look rather like a fallen pear - and what a fright!

[👑 AnaZad]

Fantastic garden visitor. Love it.

[Sandy]

Great find and capture, Hazel. FAV