He was on my back porch in Connecticut, USA. He looks like lichen.
PipeCleaner 1 point 3 years ago
Ah! So cute!
frogspotting
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Seen a frog? Please post it! We love a good Froggy picture. Toads, Tadpoles, and Polliwogs are also welcomed.
Newts, salamanders, and axolotls are also fine to post if they’re cute babies. (All are cute babies please post them but do remember this community is for frogs, toads, tadpoles and polliwogs.)
Froggy memes, art, and objects are allowed.
Rules:
- No dead animals of any kind.
- No porn.
- Don’t sexualize animals or children.
- No political post.
- No homophobia.
- No transphobia.
- Don’t harasses anyone.
- Don’t post that photo of a toad sitting up. That toad is dead and it violates the first rule.
- Don’t post that video of that person who wanted 2 frogs to be “friends” but the bigger frog ate the one she brought over.
- Don’t post that frozen frog.
- Just don’t post any offensive or gross content involving animals or humans.
- Have fun and enjoy posting Froggy things for all of us frog lovers!
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frogspotting
@lemmy.world
76
7
1
Seen a frog? Please post it! We love a good Froggy picture. Toads, Tadpoles, and Polliwogs are also welcomed.
Newts, salamanders, and axolotls are also fine to post if they’re cute babies. (All are cute babies please post them but do remember this community is for frogs, toads, tadpoles and polliwogs.)
Froggy memes, art, and objects are allowed.
Rules:
- No dead animals of any kind.
- No porn.
- Don’t sexualize animals or children.
- No political post.
- No homophobia.
- No transphobia.
- Don’t harasses anyone.
- Don’t post that photo of a toad sitting up. That toad is dead and it violates the first rule.
- Don’t post that video of that person who wanted 2 frogs to be “friends” but the bigger frog ate the one she brought over.
- Don’t post that frozen frog.
- Just don’t post any offensive or gross content involving animals or humans.
- Have fun and enjoy posting Froggy things for all of us frog lovers!
go to feed...
Maybe a grey tree frog? The can slowly change color from green to grey. They can also change the contrast of their patterning. They can be more blended in than this.
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