We found this big frog, and several others, when we changed a light bulb in the lamp post outside. I suspect that they enjoyed the heat from the bulb, as well as an endless supply of little bugs to nibble on; the light attracted their dinner. The lamp is a perfect frog habitat, and redefines the term "bug lamp."

Peek-A-Boo Froggie:

This swamp frog in the Duckweed is a lot happier than the frog this Glossy Ibis is trying to eat!

I had a plant I was trying to root, so I stuck it in a vase of water outside. This frog took up residence in the vase, so I left it there, plant and all (it has really great roots now; I'm going to have to plant it soon... sorry froggie.)

This little frog hangs out on my windows sometimes. It usually hops away before I can get close enough for a picture, which is a shame, because it's a very cute frog.

The white stuff on my finger is paint; we were painting the roof. I climbed down to stretch for a bit and noticed this tiny frog on my Firebush. I have a passion vine growing through that bush, and it gets butterfly caterpillars, so I was a bit concerned that this frog might eat them. I liked the frog though, so I just let it go and tried not to think about that.

Quite a while back, I raised tadpoles (scooped from a local pond) so my kids could observe how they turn into frogs. This tiny frog by the dime is one that we raised. I guess I'll have to find some more to raise now that I have a better camera...