Life and death at the pond.




I normally don't do video posts, they are too large and I don't think most people watch them.

This happened at our little pond while I was waiting to photograph birds.
I wasn't sure if I was recording it properly so I stopped it.
They disappeared over a small log so I don't know what the end result was.

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Allen Woodliffe said…
Nice capture of nature in action, Ric, although I doubt if the frog enjoyed being a main character in it.
9:06 pm
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