| Every year we attract at least one American Green Tree Frog to our yard. They are amazingly beautiful and I like that they let you admire their beauty unlike a toad that is just plain jumpy. This year we've had one that's lived on our front porch for the past month or so, maybe longer. Every day its liking playing, Where's Waldo looking for him. He likes the table, chairs, deck railing, door frame and window so far. I know its the same one because he has distinct markings on his back. (or maybe her back, hmm... I need to find out) We've decided to name him Chester no matter what though. Here are a few moments we've been able to capture his picture: From what I understand, they are popular pets because they don't require lighting for heat. They eat crickets, moths, flies, fireflies and other small invertebrates and some worms. I think he likes our porch because we have a porch light that is on a lot. I bet he eats pretty well here. Here is another one of our tree frogs from a couple of years ago. Its brighter green than Chester. ![]() |
When Gardeners garden, it is not just plants that grow, but the gardeners themselves ~ Ken Druse
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The Most Beautiful Tree Frog
My Little Green Frog
Aren't tree frogs supposed to be in trees? We've had 3 this year who have decided to take up residence in our back yard. They must be here for all the tasty critters flying around! Good for them. :)
Funny though, the trellis is NOT the best camouflage for these beautiful green frogs. They somehow love it and I find them here every morning .
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