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| Sitting on my front porch enjoying the morning temps, finally a break in the weather! Just a few degrees but with the humidity letting up, it isn't so bad.
I have two curcuma plants potted close by the front door. I look over and notice a difference in the plant and see this little critter when I get close. My garden is just full of treats this week. Darren |
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- Posted by starryrider (My Page) on Thu, Sep 13, 12 at 16:47
| Looks like it might be a cuban tree frog , in which case he's a bad guy and eats the native frogs. |
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- Posted by writersblock (My Page) on Thu, Sep 13, 12 at 17:05
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| But it's still a cute picture and I did smile. |
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- Posted by RetiredFlorida 9 (floridabeachportraits@gmail.com) on Thu, Sep 13, 12 at 21:11
| Alright got one smile! Awareness is everything and the more I frequent this site, the more I learn. This was meant to be a fun posting but alas I learned something too. It was cute but such a pest as it is, I will take steps to remove them when I see them. I had no idea and honestly it is only one of a handful I've ever had in my yard, that I recall seeing. Thanks for sharing the link and info., it wouldn't have been pretty had my daughter got ahold of it, she covets all living things and would have a zoo if I let her. Darren |
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| It is a great picture and I smiled too. But I have my hubby kill those frogs. They eat the native green lizzards too. And since we started killing those frogs we have tons of the native lizzards now. I also hated they pooped all over my windows and walls outside, and it was hard to wash off. |
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- Posted by carolb_w_fl 9/10 coastal (My Page) on Fri, Sep 14, 12 at 9:37
| Nice pic! & FWIW, most, if not all frogs will eat each other, given the chance - lizards do the same. |
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- Posted by RetiredFlorida 9 (floridabeachportraits@gmail.com) on Fri, Sep 14, 12 at 9:40
| Thanks Kat & Carol, glad you enjoyed it. I checked on him after reading the message and he had left, premonition? :-) Darren |
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