There's a frog on my dahlia

16 years ago

Thought you might like to see a couple of pictures of Sir Alfred Ramsey(plus frog). I was heading out to take pictures and this little fellow was just hanging out-it must have been quite a journey for him. He let me take numerous pictures and even turned from time to time to show me his better side.

Comments (7)

oxmyx
16 years ago
very nice! Is it a very small toad, protecting your Dahlias, looking out for bugs to eat?
Where are you located?
Poochella
16 years ago
Your frog has exceptional taste in dahlias. What a gorgeous triumph of gardening for you, and of expedition climbing for him!
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spartacus
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks for the replies; I am in Michigan. I looked it up on the MI dept of natural resources site and it is a gray tree frog. they can change color to gray, green, or brown, according to environment or activity. Looks like pink was way to difficult! here's a pic

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daniellalell
16 years ago
That is so awesome!! I Love it!! I would pay to have some of then lil guys in my yard! I love frogs. Can you tell I'm jealous, LOL! Do you mind if I use that pic as the background for my comp?
Daniella
spartacus
Original Author
16 years ago
If you mean the dahlia picture, go right ahead, I'm glad you liked it. The frog by itself is off from the MI DNR site.
daniellalell
16 years ago
Yes, I mean the dahlia pic, the flower is gorgeous. And you take beautiful pix. thank you :)
misslucinda
16 years ago
I guess your lil gray tree frog turned green with envy, eh (ouch sorry for the pun). No, simply a magnificent dahlia and all the more magnificent for it's visitor.