A Month Has Passed And About A Dozen Frogs Later

SuperMoon not so bright when competing with fog and clouds.
Shortly after this photo was taken the moon got swallowed up
along with the lights across the lake where we were practicing
our Sunrise Yoga.

No worries, this Mud recipe that has been in development for over a year can
brighten the long dark nights of Winter. From somewhere in the world where
the so called seasonal Macadamia arrives in time for our winter holidays adds
it's oily goodness to the mix.

Scaled down a water garden in hopes of discouraging the night creatures that
use this as their watering hole.

This little guy is the second to the last seven originals that I had brought indoors
that made the successful transition from Tadpole to Frog. That's the easy part.
It will be placed outside to the outdoor's Tadpolearium and make that leap
into our urban wilds.

This frog is no shrimp. The largest and to have emerged in time for the
Winter Solstice, which makes this bronze beauty even more special.

It's a good thing I happen to have waken early that morning to capture it.
Otherwise it would have been very disappointed had it made the leap to
an even more inhospitable environment we humans call a home.

This little ham warrants a mention, just because.

Big indoor frog and outdoor frog meet to strategies for the great escape.

This big guy missed being a New Year frog by a day or two.