Wordless Wednesday: Being Green
It's not easy being green
- Kermit the Frog
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A homestead on 55 acres of rolling hills in the Piedmont region of South Carolina in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains. Our vision is to create a wildlife habitat with native plants, grow food in harmony with nature, be good stewards of the land and create our best outdoor garden life.
I hear the frogs down by the creek, but I never see frogs like I did in my childhood - the big bull frogs were everywhere! Your frog is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteHolleyGarden, I see a few frogs in my garden but I'm not that close to a large source of water that will attract them. We are hoping to put in a pond in the future and maybe we'll see more of them then. It is great to listen to them on a hot summer night.
ReplyDeleteWow, the bullfrogs are thick up at our lake place! They are so loud right at dusk -- talking to each other incessantly. I have more toads than frogs here at the house, though. Almost stepped on them a couple of times because they blend in with their surroundings so well!
ReplyDeletelovely very clear photo! I kissed a frog in Burubudur in January,haha!
ReplyDeleteHe's cute! I love frogs.
ReplyDeleteHahaha! I love it!
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