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He was hidden but his croaking gave him away. I don't normally do something like this but here goes. When leaving a comment on any blog your Google identity name becomes a link. Some of these links go to your Google+ profile instead of your Blogger profile. Here's a link on how to change that. Switch Between Your Blogger And Google+ Profiles |
Friday, July 22, 2016
Frog
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This Blogger And Google+ Profiles jazz is a pain!
ReplyDeleteGood capture there Andy. Is there a problem with the profiles then I thought they were the same
ReplyDeleteLooks exotic to me (who are living in Norway.)
ReplyDeleteNice to see the frog. Ours seemed to have disappeared. Thanks for the info on the ID. I only went with google+ because of all the hoopla at the time.
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy finding these little critters lurking in the water. Sometimes they are so difficult to see you really have to scan the area for a long time.
ReplyDeleteCute picture! We used to have loads of frogs here but I haven't seen one now for years.
ReplyDeleteFrom my vast failures at attempting to catch these as a child, I can tell you Mr. Froogie is just about to skoot away.
ReplyDeleteLove the frog, Andy!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the frog, Andy. I was just preparing a post for tomorrow with two frogs :)
ReplyDeleteSuper special shot, Andy! Just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThey can be quite well hidden!
ReplyDeleteThat frog looks really happy to be in its element. Good nature photo. Hope this isn't one of the frogs playing the game Frogger.
ReplyDeleteSeems like they are always on the other side of the canal when I pass by.
ReplyDeletethat's a wonderful capture. thanks for the link - I am one of those for whom those different accounts and links between them are so abstract and appreciate any help.
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