Well, it's that time of year again. The woodpecker is knocking, the frogs are croaking, and the geese are honking on their way back from the south. It's time to critter hunt! This year already we have found snails, caterpillars, lady bugs, squirrels, pheasants, frogs and many kinds of stingers. Lil' Mama has even been stung already and the snow has just barely left us!
While we were at Cricket's house Friday the kids spent plenty of time trying to capture poor innocent amphibians, mainly frogs. Spaz was especially talented at the catching part, he snagged several of them. Of course we tried to discourage them from holding onto them too long because the frogs didn't seem overly fond of their predicament.
Turns out frog's eyes don't actually pop out when they are poked, so Cricket photoshopped the frog above to reflect the mood. I think it came out pretty darn cute. That frog was surprisingly content and didn't try to hop away like most frogs would. In fact, I think it rather liked being the focus of the camera. Don't believe me?
Have you gone critter hunting yet this year? Find or catch anything good?
While we were at Cricket's house Friday the kids spent plenty of time trying to capture poor innocent amphibians, mainly frogs. Spaz was especially talented at the catching part, he snagged several of them. Of course we tried to discourage them from holding onto them too long because the frogs didn't seem overly fond of their predicament.
Turns out frog's eyes don't actually pop out when they are poked, so Cricket photoshopped the frog above to reflect the mood. I think it came out pretty darn cute. That frog was surprisingly content and didn't try to hop away like most frogs would. In fact, I think it rather liked being the focus of the camera. Don't believe me?
Have you gone critter hunting yet this year? Find or catch anything good?
2 comments:
That seems to be a surprisingly docile frog!
It sure was :)
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