Do you see me? Photo taken in 2007 in Honduras.
Travel Photo of the Day (March 24)
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…. 🙂 is waiting for his Princess! Lovely shot. Thanks and Love, nia
That is a nice thought.
One word describes this photo, Amazing.
Thanks Vinnieh.
I found a toad yesterday in our front garden…it was a horrible pink though and not a handsome chap like yours!
Pink? really?
Horrible – like clammy flesh 😦
Weird. I haven’t seen one.
Reminds me of the toads we have hanging around here at night. They are everywhere during the summer and its disgusting, especially when you are close to stepping on them. Eeeeek…
I’ve never lived in an area that has toads so it was fun for me to see one.
Good capture, it looks huge?
It was much larger than I thought he would be. He wouldn’t fit in my hand I don’t think–of course my memory may be faulty.
Fab photo!
Thanks Isobel.
Cute. This is much more visible than the lion yesterday!
LOL…this one wouldn’t scare me too much if I wasn’t with a guide. The lion would terrify me.
Gorgeous! Wish we had toads here…
I haven’t seen too many toads in my life. This was a fun find for me.
Good shot!
Lynn 😀
Thanks Lynn.
Yes I can see you Miss/ Mr Toad lol. Great shot.
Thanks Robyn.
aw…cute little frog.
I agree
He really blends in with the surroundings. Good eye. I probably would have missed him under those very green leaves.
Our guide spotted him. I’m amazed by how much they catch. And I’m intrigued by who and what we are missing.
Fab shot! I would worry about him leaping on me 🙂
He didn’t move much. I think he was pretending to be a statue. That would be my move.
I have them in my garden in the summer, I hear them but can’t find them.
Lately I’ve been missing the sounds of nature. Where I live I hear people talking, traffic, and tons of sirens.
Cool! He’s so camouflaged, it looks like he could easily be stepped on.
Fortunately he wasn’t on the path.