A nocturnal visitor who left some tracks behind..
Any guesses nimrods?
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A nocturnal visitor who left some tracks behind..
Any guesses nimrods?
It looks like a raccoon.
Mr. Skunk.
In all fairness nothing was in the photo for size comparison.
In all fairness nothing was in the photo for size comparison.
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Lordy, Lordy.
Anyone want a half wild kitten? They are good mousers and snake killers.
Anyone want a half wild kitten? They are good mousers and snake killers.
Today in my back yard, middle of the day.
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Not mine, did make me laugh.
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Ran across the road in front of me.last night and laid down in the grass on the shoulder.
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Ran across the road in front of me.last night and laid down in the grass on the shoulder.
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Oh that is a cute little baby. I haven't seen a fawn out here yet this year.
Frog!
Itty bitty one on the window screen. It better get under cover before a bird gets it.
That was funny! I never realized toads could look so offended by each other.Cool tree frog Mike!
While were on the topic of frogs and toads Here's another tiny little one Northern Cricket Frog.
While were on the topic of frogs and toads Here's another tiny little one Northern Cricket Frog.
Who knew toads had personality and attitude?
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Used to see the tree frogs all the time in the Yucatan. They would get in under the gap at the bottom of the door and you'd find them crawling up the walls.
Why is that frog called a Northern Cricket Frog, because it eats crickets? Looks like a toad.
Great pic., by the way.
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It's called a Cricket Frog because it sounds like a cricket. It is pretty warty like a toad, but it's actually a type of tree frog. A non arboreal one though, so it's a tree frog that doesn't live in trees. It lack the suction cup fee most tree frogs have, you can see little remnants of them though.
It’s Where’s Waldo for a tree frog:
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I found Waldo. About the center of the pic., but up a bit, under a leaf. Upper right from the hole looking thing.
That’s him!
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