Lord Mantle, Giant of This Parish. Can be gruff but is always kind to frogs.
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Off The Edge Gardening
So did Lord M give you a quick peck on the cheek then?
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What and turned me into a frog?
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We have lost all our frogs, crickets and birds. Appalling.
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😦
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That is sad. 😦
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That is a very little frog, indeed. Our lizards are back, but it doesn’t seem to be possible to get them to sit still so they can be photographed.
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You need to take them to Lizard Training Classes. 😉
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Yes, and perhaps they could be turned into footmen like the lizards in “Cinderella”. On a more serious note, I’ve just read in our local paper that there is an invasion of European wall lizards underway in Victoria. I’ll keep you posted.
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Wow, how did they get there! Surprised it isn’t a bit chilly there for them, we don’t think we have them here, more likely in Southern Europe.
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Apparently, a few of them escaped from a pet store. It’s worrisome because we have Northern Alligator Lizards here and their populations could be threatened by these interlopers.
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Always the same isn’t it? Stupid humanity messing it all up. 😠
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I looked at it and couldn’t believe it’s a frog 🙂 I thought one of your jokes, again…
I hope to see a tree frog appearing in our garden one day.
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There were literally hundreds leaving the pond, it was a little bit scary. Wonderful how many actually make it to maturity?
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