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A Garden Visitor

21 years ago

And he can stay or come back anytime he want, too!!!

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sarahbn
21 years ago
He's so cute! He doesn't look real. He reminds me of Kermit the frog. Is that a leaf he is eating? Sarah
birchlog01
Original Author
21 years ago
He's sitting on a datura leaf waiting for dinner to fly or crawl by.
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sarahbn
21 years ago
He's so cute!! Sarah
fairy_toadmother
21 years ago
i must know what type of camera - all specs!!!!!!
birchlog01
Original Author
21 years ago
I took it in macro mode on a Fugifilm FinePix 2650. We got it at Wal-Mart last year in April. A late birthday present for me to take on a trip I made to Ohio to visit a couple of gardening friends.
fairy_toadmother
21 years ago
i take it that is a digital.
birchlog01
Original Author
21 years ago
yes, it is. under $200 at the local wal-mart.
fairy_toadmother
21 years ago
something to toss my hp for!
ocbird
21 years ago
wow, what a gorgeous frog! love his color-- what type is it?
birchlog01
Original Author
21 years ago
All I know for sure is that he is a tree frog. Can't really give anymore info than that, sorry!
rockinc_peg
21 years ago
What a cute little guy/girl! We were at relatives in Wisconsin this summer and although I kept hearing them call, I could never find one to take his picture.

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