I have noticed how big the young frogs are now growing in the garden pond. I spied four of them amongst the Water Mint and pond weed poking their heads out the water.
Feel free to click the images to enlarge and click again to get even closer …
© Pete Hillman August 2019
Nature Journeys 
Neat! What super images.
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Thank you Brian. It’s fascinating to watch them.
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It is good to see frogs again. I miss our summer chorus of frogs and am hoping enough survive the drought and winter to sing again in spring.
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The second frog blog I saw today. Love frogs so happy day.
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Cute froggies!!
May be waiting for a princess or two 😊☺️
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Thank you Indira. They may well be 🙂
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Like your frogs and your pond. They are probably entertaining to watch.
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I am pleased you like them Peggyjoan:) They are indeed entertaining! Thank you 🙂
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They may have grown but they´re still cute. Great pictures.
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Thank you! It has been lovely watching them 🙂
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Beautiful frogs. You are lucky to have so many in your pond! Nice pictures. Do they “sing”?
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Thank you 🙂 I do feel very lucky indeed! I heard the adults croaking in spring, but none of these. They are probably too young and will be ready for mating next spring.
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It must be lovely! A wonderful sound to relax 🙂
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🙂
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Very nice Pete. I particularly like the first photo!
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Thank you Belinda 🙂
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Great images. I particularly like the first one in this series. Makes me feel as though I’m really close to the frog and having a ‘conversation’ with it.
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I am pleased you like them so, thank you. The first one is my favourite.
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There must be good eats in that pond for a growing frog. I enjoyed the photos!
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I am pleased you enjoyed the photos candice, thank you! Well there are plenty of slugs and snails around the garden for them to feed on.
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Oh, how wonderful! I love watching the comings and goings of all the pond life. 🙂
-Emma
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I have been quite fortunate to have been able to witness such beauty and wonder happening around my garden pond 🙂
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Oh how sweet. You are lucky to have them.
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I do feel very lucky Jill. And each day I have a trot to the pond just to keep an eye on them.
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