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Related: About this forumNorth Texas Frog! Not a cool as Gato's but got one!
I finally got one! Took me 40 minutes of kneeling in the mud to find the little begger but by golly I got one!
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North Texas Frog! Not a cool as Gato's but got one! (Original Post)
AndyS
Jun 2023
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These photos are just wonderful! Love the clarity, the light, the way the frog looks . . .
CaliforniaPeggy
Jun 2023
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CaliforniaPeggy
(152,070 posts)1. These photos are just wonderful! Love the clarity, the light, the way the frog looks . . .
Thanks for sharing!
Skittles
(159,240 posts)3. THAT FROG THINKS HE IS ALL THAT
yes INDEED
KS Toronado
(19,565 posts)4. You're making me hungry for frog legs!
Rhiannon12866
(222,072 posts)5. Oh, Good Grief! My Dad used to order those when we went out
Thanks for the reminder...
KS Toronado
(19,565 posts)6. No charge my friend
Rhiannon12866
(222,072 posts)7. He seems to have forgotten that I had pet frogs when I was a kid
Our neighbors brought home tadpoles so we kids could watch them grow up into frogs.
Gato Moteado
(9,927 posts)8. amazing shots, andy!
you broke the ice....now keep getting 'em!
AndyS
(14,559 posts)9. Thanks Gato.
It's an American Cricket frog. About a centimeter long. They, and the watersnakes that feed on them, are extremely shy.