It looks as though he’s keeping one eye slightly closed, perhaps because of the glare off that snow.
There is quite a glare on snow when the sun shines, and Finneas is no fool.
What a happy frog Laurie and I love how you captured his shadow! 💛
Thanks so much!
Looks like he’s enjoying himself. I saw turtles today, and they were basking in the sun too.
I always enjoy spotting basking turtles. It will be a while before I see that in Maine.
Aww! He’s a cutie!
Many thanks!
You’re welcome!
Great picture! You can see how deep the snow is.
Yes, indeed! Thanks so much.
One amphibian that does not mind the cold!
I’m impressed you caught a picture of the frog leaping over the snow. Very impressive!
Sweet.
Thanks, Susan!
Thanks, Franck. Amphibians are tough in Maine. 😉
Great shot.
The frog is doing well leaping into that depth of snow!
When I read your title, I thought you’d found a *real* frog in the snow! Very clever, Laurie. He looks like he’s enjoying the white stuff.
The cold doesn’t bother Finneas.
Awesome shot, Laurie. Our snow has kept away since mid-January. Fingers crossed it stays that way!
March snowstorms are no fun at all.
Ha! Your title gave me pause… then I figured it out! 🙂
Actually, probably a toad, wouldn’t you say? But somehow I always think of Finneas as a frog.
Guess winter is still around. Linda sent photos of snow drops, crocuses and another yellow flower we forgot the name of blooming today around our place. Hey, between two naps, three trips to the pot, two laps around the home, and lunch, I managed to write up my review of “Out of Time”.. When do I get my signed copy of ????? Title please?????? -Oscar📚
Winter is still here, in fits and starts. Yesterday it was warm and muddy. Today, cold and frozen. What a weird winter it has been. Thank you so much for the lovely review. Book Four—the working title is “Of Time and Magic”—is about 2/3 done. It will probably come out in early 2023. Alas, the pandemic and other projects have slowed me down.
I’m in slow-mo much of the time too. Mud season.
A smiling frog casts a long shadow? 🙂
Indeed!
Now, there’s a winter scene this week that made me smile!!😁
Makes me smile, too.
Cute.
I love it!
Many thanks!
Hello, Frog!
What a jolly frog!
GREAT 👍 dear Laurie. Funny 🙂
Wishing you a happy weekend
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Many thanks!
What a happy frog!
Whatever the weather!
It was 17 degrees here one morning, 24 the next and 20 this morning. The late winter season has been a roller coaster ride!
The garden frog ornament looks like he is working hard to keep himself above the snow. I am not sure he is smiling or grimacing 🙂
Wow! that’s a lot of snow. I love the frog.
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I love his big smile!
Thanks, Carol Ann!
It looks as though he’s keeping one eye slightly closed, perhaps because of the glare off that snow.
There is quite a glare on snow when the sun shines, and Finneas is no fool.
What a happy frog Laurie and I love how you captured his shadow! 💛
Thanks so much!
Looks like he’s enjoying himself. I saw turtles today, and they were basking in the sun too.
I always enjoy spotting basking turtles. It will be a while before I see that in Maine.
Aww! He’s a cutie!
Many thanks!
You’re welcome!
Great picture! You can see how deep the snow is.
Yes, indeed! Thanks so much.
One amphibian that does not mind the cold!
I’m impressed you caught a picture of the frog leaping over the snow. Very impressive!
Sweet.
Thanks, Susan!
Thanks, Franck. Amphibians are tough in Maine. 😉
Great shot.
The frog is doing well leaping into that depth of snow!
When I read your title, I thought you’d found a *real* frog in the snow! Very clever, Laurie. He looks like he’s enjoying the white stuff.
The cold doesn’t bother Finneas.
Awesome shot, Laurie. Our snow has kept away since mid-January. Fingers crossed it stays that way!
March snowstorms are no fun at all.
Ha! Your title gave me pause… then I figured it out! 🙂
Actually, probably a toad, wouldn’t you say? But somehow I always think of Finneas as a frog.
Guess winter is still around. Linda sent photos of snow drops, crocuses and another yellow flower we forgot the name of blooming today around our place. Hey, between two naps, three trips to the pot, two laps around the home, and lunch, I managed to write up my review of “Out of Time”.. When do I get my signed copy of ????? Title please?????? -Oscar📚
Winter is still here, in fits and starts. Yesterday it was warm and muddy. Today, cold and frozen. What a weird winter it has been. Thank you so much for the lovely review. Book Four—the working title is “Of Time and Magic”—is about 2/3 done. It will probably come out in early 2023. Alas, the pandemic and other projects have slowed me down.
I’m in slow-mo much of the time too. Mud season.
A smiling frog casts a long shadow? 🙂
Indeed!
Now, there’s a winter scene this week that made me smile!!😁
Makes me smile, too.
Cute.
I love it!
Many thanks!
Hello, Frog!
What a jolly frog!
GREAT 👍 dear Laurie. Funny 🙂
Wishing you a happy weekend
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Many thanks!
What a happy frog!
Whatever the weather!
It was 17 degrees here one morning, 24 the next and 20 this morning. The late winter season has been a roller coaster ride!
The garden frog ornament looks like he is working hard to keep himself above the snow. I am not sure he is smiling or grimacing 🙂
Wow! that’s a lot of snow. I love the frog.