Wonderful images; reminded me of the "pet" katydid my sister brought into our house years ago. It started singing "katydid! katydid!" in the dead of night,and was given a merciful release by our dad.
Love those tiny frogs and how well camouflaged the katydids are!
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Beautiful photos, amazing creatures.
ReplyDeleteHow have you guys been feeling?
Nature at its best. Thank you for posting those pics.
ReplyDeleteMy what a lovely tail the skink has and how tiny the frog.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
And I love them all. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it's still very green there.
ReplyDeleteLove the skink but it is blowing the whole green theme established by the first photos. Sheesh, Robin.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing me the tree frogs up close and personal -- I had no idea that such little frogs existed.
Wonderful images; reminded me of the "pet" katydid my sister brought into our house years ago. It started singing "katydid! katydid!" in the dead of night,and was given a merciful release by our dad.
ReplyDeleteThank you for adding such beauty to a rainy day in Massachusetts!
ReplyDeleteI love katydids and their summer scritching...how it slows and becomes so forlorn as the weather cools.
The frogs are like little hidden treasures--it must be such a delight to find them!
And you already know how I feel about the skinks. Thank you for all those lovely photos.
There's just nothing cuter than an angry skink.
ReplyDeleteLove those tiny frogs and how well camouflaged the katydids are!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit to Imagine; I'm still going to be posting at:
http://justaskjudy.blogspot, until further notice. I had heard that the warning was no longer there and I'm happy about that; it means people can find me back at my old blog. Thanks!