Yesterday, I was watching the frogs being very active in the pond, whilst standing at the kitchen sink (I do do this occasionally ;) ), when much to my amazement a Grey Heron landed beside the pond... as I moved it flew off.. I don't know who was more surprised!
This morning the frogs were again very busy and, indeed, being very vocal too and much more spawn had been produced. I took a picture but the light was dreadful.
Despite the rain I headed over to Barnes (London Wetland Centre). It might be great for waterfowl, but the lack of light and enormous amounts of wet stuff don't do much for visitors.
There was a break in the clouds by the time I got home and the frogs were still churning up the mud and water in the pond. Just a pity they wouldn't face the way I needed them to to have their picture taken...
I wonder what tomorrow morning will bring?
6 comments:
I love the last picture. lol. Great shots as always. Interesting spider!
Thank you :) The spider IS interesting OC, but I'm not sure about it..... lol
Great series of photos!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Your frogs have been busy Tricia! lol
The spider, if it is a Funnel Web, is an Australian......highly poisonous.
The web of the Black Lace-weaver is very similar, so hopefully it's one of these; they're not deadly lol
Either way, I'd give it a wide berth ;)
As a recovering Arachnophobe, I'm inclined to label it 'all kinds of wrong!'. LOL
I have however asked a few wildlife peeps who follow me on twitter to come and take a look :)
Gary - thank you
Keith - I thought it was Funnel Web having googled it but was unsure given its country of origin. Not heard of the Black Lace-weaver.
Glad they're not deadly and I def gave it a wide birth... leave well along says I lol
Gaina - you're very brave to have visited :D Hopefully you'll get some answers from your friends - any help gratefully received.
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