No, I thought not. He's very good at hiding.
This is my friend Mr Toad. He moved into our garden while we were in France and I have grown very fond of him. We play Hide & Seek each morning, when I go into the garden to feed the hens. Sometimes I find him under the lavender, sometimes he's beneath a giant rhubarb leaf and very often I see him peering out at me from behind the ivy.
He's so cute!! Even for a toad! :o)
ReplyDeleteWe don't seem to have any froggy or toady friends this year. Oh well - I shall enjoy yours vicariously!
ReplyDeleteLove his grumpy face!
ReplyDeleteOh dear - they are one type of creature that really make me shudder. It's their hoppy unpredictability, I think. No chance of ever finding a prince then....
ReplyDeleteOooh G will be so envious--he loves toads! K x
ReplyDeleteHe's rather cool looking! Love his serious look. Hope your hens don't take a fancy to him.
ReplyDeleteThey leap out, alarmingly.
ReplyDeleteAnd there was an experience with a dead frog that still haunts me.
In Australia frogs are beautiful (and protected) while toads are evil (and feral pests) who must be squished. I shuddered at that photo.
ReplyDeleteClearly they are pleasant animals in England though, judging from [most of] the comments.
Oh no - sorry not good with toads or frogs :-)
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