Frog Seems at Home

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I checked the pump filter when the water seemed a bit slow. After removing a couple of leaves, I gently lowered the pump to the bottom. Just as I did, I saw a pair of eyes looking at me from the water. That was all that was visible. Frog jumped to the stone and hid his head in the plants. He stayed motionless, and so did I. Maybe, just maybe, he was getting used to me. I slowly moved away and didn’t see him again until the next day. He was sunning himself on a different stone, then jumped into the pool above the big one. Both times, I saw only one frog.

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Published by Anne Mehrling

I'm a retiree who loves to write about life in the mountains of North Carolina.

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  2. He’ll probably always keep a bit of a distance but also get used to you as he feels safer. I wish “my” lizards would let me come closer, but then I realize they are safer if they don’t get too accustom to humans. I love that you are having fun with your pond!

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