Tons of these hopping thru the yard today.....again....I'm so bad....I have no idea what kind of frog this is....a peeper maybe?...ASalina do you know?...we both live in the same general area, ever seen these before? They're like a pinkish brown color, they blend right in with the leaves and pine needles. Anyway the first frog was about 2 inches big...the second frog in the last two images was about maybe 1 inch big.

and the second........

and the third.....

Great shots, Michelle! We don't have those down here. Mostly toads, and the frogs only hang around the water. #2 sure understands his/her color and knows how to find a good match.

I love the sound of frogs...Good shots Michelle. These little critters are a sign that the environment is really clean around your area...ReeeBeeb! :-)>

Got #3 to pose nicely for you.

I like the 3rd one, great shot

Attached Link: http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/narcam/idguide/wood1.htm

Great pictures Michelle. Those are Wood Frogs. You can tell by the black on the sides of their faces.

Once again, as with your skunk cabbage pictures, the
websites about these things could really use better
pictures. I'll bet you could sell your images to the USGS.

Thanks for that link Artemia....very helpful....i guess it was warm enough today for them to climb out of the ground today.....

Great shots Michelle, I love that second one.

frog legs yum... hehe just kidding! wonderful shots of those lil guys... are they singing yet? the tree frogs are out now and they love to sing allllll niggghhht looooooong.... makes for sleeping a bit hard.

LMAO.....bonbon....I almost titled these..."Frog Legs..It's Whats for Dinner" or "Frog Legs...The Other White Meat", but decided against it! hehehe

hey great minds think alike!! and if you want a great recipe.... big cheezy grin