That brings to five the number of frog species we've identified in our garden, listed in our garden census. The wet weather we've been having is such a joy!
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Another frog species spotted in our garden....
Last night, we encountered this gorgeous creature on the other side of our sun-room window. It's Litoria phyllochroa, Leaf Green Tree Frog, family Hylidae. Not an uncommon species in this part of Sydney.
That brings to five the number of frog species we've identified in our garden, listed in our garden census. The wet weather we've been having is such a joy!
That brings to five the number of frog species we've identified in our garden, listed in our garden census. The wet weather we've been having is such a joy!
Gorgeous little guy!
ReplyDeleteAgreed, Ingrid! I fell instantly in love. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret
ReplyDeleteLovely to have one of those guys visit your window.
Cheers
Denis
Sure is, Denis. I always feel that if you've got frogs in your garden, it must be a healthy ecosystem.
ReplyDeletemarvelous margaret! we don't have them down here, but lots of bleating frogs, Litoria dentata ... nice to find your blog :) If you would like to see out Dusky Moorhens check out my blog, dadirridreaming.wordpress.com
ReplyDeleteAw, bleating frogs! How gorgeous, Chris.
ReplyDeleteThe dusky hens are beautiful. Your dam must be amazing by now. The plant life looks good!
Shall subscribe to your blog. :)
Cheers,
Margaret
Good to know about your blog and thank you such a wonderful post, And so true. Yet again, you got to the right words perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with us.