When I went downstairs to make lunch, and water the 
plants and such outside, I noticed a teeny tiny little froggy (about an inch and a half long) napping in my now-sparsely-vegetated lime tree. Probably got a fair bit of sun there, I’m thinking.
Well, going by the glare off his back, yeah, a fair bit of sun indeed. 🙂
So I head upstairs to grab my camera, hoping little froggy will still be there when I get back. He is! I shoot pictures, standing a foot away from him. His eyes are sorta open, so he might even have seen me, but he didn’t seem to care. Other than breathing, he didn’t move. At all. Not even when all the ants were walking under his chin.
Happy that I got the photos, I walk away, cook lunch, feed Fahim and I, get distracted by a bunch of other things, and when I go downstairs at 4:45pm, little froggy’s still there.
Must be a good spot for little froggy dreams. 🙂
That’s too bad. The local wildlife can be fun to watch. Or tasty, depending on your perspective. 😉
Not much wildlife in this city…and if there was, the locals would cook them pretty quickly. Probably why there’s not much wildlife.
dats a cute froggy………. 😛
in Toronto u dun see froggys nappin on trees….. or maybe they do…i shud geh out n look 😀
You probably won’t find any this time of year, though… 😉 If you do, please take pictures and share. 🙂
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I wonder why the frog stayed there all day
Hi Angela! Thanks for visiting and commenting. 🙂
I think it was nothing more than the sun – that particular spot gets steady sun for 8 or 10 hours.
Yeah, he’s cute alright. I was so lucky he didn’t move, even with me traipsing all around him, close enough to touch him.
Aw, look at that cute little guy! I’m kind of jealous that you can have a lime tree. Outside and all.
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Laurie–he’s adorable. He looks so contented. Sweet little guy.