Saturday, June 18, 2011

Toady/ Camera Critters

Toady sitting outside my kitchen door

What this toad was doing I have no clue! It was raining. Was it on the porch to stay dry? Perhaps.

Toads are welcome guests in my gardens as they eat all sorts of yummy insects. I'm pleased to see this one and hope it stays, although I hope it finds a dry spot under a green leaf.

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10 friends stopped by to say:

Kate said...

Do toads turn into Prince's too? I don't think so because I kissed the screen and nothing happened!

Leif Hagen said...

Cute little bug eating bugger! Sweet photo!

Betty Manousos@ Cut and Dry said...

wow! great close-up!

love this.

hope your weekend is super!
betty

Maria said...

Hi!
I love the little critters that visit my yard ~ especially those that help with insect control!
Your electrifying sky watch was fabulous!
~a happy weekend to you~
Maria

RedPat said...

I love toads - one of my favourite creatures!

Stephanie said...

Great macro, can see all the finer details on his body.

Janie said...

He's a colorful little fellow. You captured all of the detail.

Dianne said...

he's adorable
perhaps he expected breakfast :)

Kay L. Davies said...

If he likes to stay dry, ship him on out to Alberta. On the other hand, we haven't had a dry day for a week, so maybe not. Sure would be nice to have insect control, however.
You got a great shot of this guy.
— K

Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

eileeninmd said...

It is a cute toad, I like to see them in my yard too. Great closeup!

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