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When we first moved into our house, we were surprised to find that we would have a nightly seranade of frogs singing us to sleep. The frogs continued through spring and summer, only breaking for the scattered rain showers. Somehow comforting, the frogs have returned already this spring and it's a welcome sound. Thinking that the frogs lived in the wetlands, I had this idea of them being brown, lumpy and dirty. You can imagine my surprise when Ryan caught one in our yard (after seeing several hopping around!). These frogs are beautiful and bring to mind something you would more likely find in the Amazon. Hannah loved seeing the frog and she is able to understand when she was looking at. Making ribbit noises to him and watching him spring all around the fish bowl. Froggy was returned to his home but not before snapping a few pics!
When we first moved into our house, we were surprised to find that we would have a nightly seranade of frogs singing us to sleep. The frogs continued through spring and summer, only breaking for the scattered rain showers. Somehow comforting, the frogs have returned already this spring and it's a welcome sound. Thinking that the frogs lived in the wetlands, I had this idea of them being brown, lumpy and dirty. You can imagine my surprise when Ryan caught one in our yard (after seeing several hopping around!). These frogs are beautiful and bring to mind something you would more likely find in the Amazon. Hannah loved seeing the frog and she is able to understand when she was looking at. Making ribbit noises to him and watching him spring all around the fish bowl. Froggy was returned to his home but not before snapping a few pics!
