Blends quite nicely with the rocks.

tj

What a cutey, and such a nice green in either light. I've been looking forward to seeing summer plant pics...and cat pics.

BTW...I think its a Boreal Chorus Frog.

tj

Here is a link that might be useful: Treefrog

It looks comfortable if you are frog shaped.

tj,

Thank you for the ID - Pseudacris maculata it is.

Colleen,

My secondary camera will be employed tomorrow to get some kitties in cute poses-pictures, just for you. Did I tell you I have two Aloes going into flower for the first time?

Mara,

Yup.

Photograph everything, Jeff. Evvvverything.

That leaf has to be s softer perch than the hard hot rock, or cold rock, it being Canada and not Texas..

Gosh,

His camouflage is so good I missed the frog completely in the 2nd shot, busy looking at the Agave of course, if not for that stripe under his eye, you really don't see him (even tho' the colors aren't the same, which fascinates me). He looks so completely at home, looks like a nice life.

Nice Agaves too, I enjoyed CJordi's straightening you out on on that recent Agave ID ;>)

Cute! I love tree frogs, and yes I also agree it is Pseudoacris maculata.

Good thing that's just a frog. He's good at hiding. Did you ever get an id for your agave? I know its difficult when they are young.

Chad,

It's been said that it's a Pseudacris maculata (thanks tj and breton!. As to the Agave, the learned minds have convened and stated it's Agave 'Kissho kan'. Two of them are getting shipped out today / tomorrow and I'm pleased that I can share some Agave love.

I found a baby, posing with Cremnosedum 'Little Gem'

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Nice cremnosedum "little gem". I have some babies campared to that one.

Nice one there Jeff. I get lots of toads and frogs here too cause my neighbor has a coi pond.