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100x outdoor adventures #18 and for Sliders Sunday
I was exploring the undergrowth whilst on a particularly sunny walk, when I chanced upon these two handsome frogs playing leapfrog in the grass. I asked if I could play but they told me to hop it.
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This is a bronze statue of a boy leapfrogging a post in the Duke of York's Square, Kings Road, near Sloane Square in London.
This is part of the 'Two Pupils' statue by Allister Bowtell (1940 - 2006), made in 2002 at the entrance to Duke of York Yard at the site of the Royal Military Asylum.
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The other morning it was -7C; a shocking revelation for a frog I imagine since the previous days were like summer. I found this frog on my driveway just before I almost ran him over so I picked him up to find his little body half frozen and his heart faintly beating. I did what I always do which comes natural to me is leap in and save anything in nature. I warmed him up in my hands until he came to life and leaped away. Now, I'm guessing most of you are saying it is just a frog, but hey, I have been trying to catch a proper leap for years so of course I got all excited when I saw this and had to share. Ribbet* It is the little things....That night I heard a frog singing through my window and I was wondering if it was him :-)
I'm heading out on my horse, have a great day!
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Episyrphus balteatus, the marmalade hoverfly, probably a female, a relatively small hoverfly in the Syrphidae family, widespread throughout Europe, North Asia and North Africa, with some other wildlife as well. Thanks to Leapfrog (Art) for the identification.
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This is a bronze statue of a boy leapfrogging a post in the Duke of York’s Square, Kings Road, London. The statue is by Allister Bowtell.
I uploaded another street image showing the full statue on the 17th October 2022 should you be interested.
This inquisitive girl could not resist touching the statue.
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Leapfrog is a children game. If you don't know it .. see the following video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj0JBiknaPg
It is not an easy game, by the way .. see here
I tried to make two fences look 'beautifully fun' yesterday when doing an image for 'Fence Fridays' on my boundary of freedom.
I was unsure which to share yesterday, but this morning I thought I'd this one too, hope you don't mind too many fences and daffodils gracing your photo streams ~ KissThePixel2020
No, Bastian is not attacking Rags, but jumping for the feather toy in swirling above them...
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Bastian (mixed breed) & Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali), 24.03.2017.
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Thanks to "LeapFrog!" for identifying this dragonfly for me. We're heading out to take Jasmine hiking. It's going to be a hot one today. Have a great Saturday everyone!
These picture perfect primates are native to the forests of Madagascar. Ring-tailed lemurs are identifiable by their long, vivid black and white striped tail and golden eyes. They use their hands and feet to effortlessly move through the trees. Their tail is not prehensile, they use it for balance instead.
Downpatrick Head, Ballycastle, County Mayo, Ireland
During a recent visit to Dún Briste sea stack I was fascinated on how the grass & soil is shaped across this headland! I’ve yet seen anything quite like it elsewhere across Ireland. These lumps resemble green mossy turtle shells scattered across the ground 🐢 When walked across they are surprisingly very spongy & springy.
Whilst curiously checking out these grassy lumps, I was secretly being stalked by ‘The Guardians of Dun Briste’ 🐑 This beautiful curious sheep had snuck up on me, so I decided to capture her portrait. She then joyfully bounced off across these mossy humps, like a frog hopping across giant Lily pads in a pond 😂
Ireland can be so unusual at times but there’s always joy to be found no matter what you come across 💚
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Looks easy, leapfrog the tee's to leave just one remaining, gave up years ago!
Snowy conditions seemed like the perfect opportunity to get a photo from the US 12 overpass east of Sono Junction, so I rushed from Bayport, over the St. Croix, and onto US 12 to leapfrog the Union Pacific MNPAL seen here in snow showers.
I leapfrogged H88 and set up at the Plummer ESS (east siding switch). To my surprise, the train slowed to a stop. I was thinking that maybe there was going to be a meet. Nope. The train paused for a couple minutes before continuing on towards Brooks. Thanks for the photo op guys!
While Brian Plant and I paced the train for a bit, Barry Lennon was heading south to the next shot north of Kelsey, MN.
I'm always looking for frogs on lily pads, but this evening I was treated to a game of leapfrog at the Royal Botanical Gardens!
This photo is dedicated to my flickr friend Leapfrog! who has a sharp eye & a beautiful mind. again this is photoshopped, couldn't zoom enough to capture the detail of this beautiful bird. hope you like it Art!
KCS 1 and company look wonderful in the beautiful morning sunlight as they cross a small wooden trestle near Anacoco, Louisiana. The Business train is on day 3 of its multi-day trip to Laredo, Texas. Here it is scorching down the KCS' Beaumont Subdivision towards the days destination of Kendleton, Texas. Thanks especially to David Hawkins for messaging us that the OCS was out of the yard in Shreveport early that AM. Sunrise was at 6 and they were not far behind. We leapfrogged them this day to start shooting in a cloudy Zwolle, La, but quickly were blessed with some wonderful sunny angles of the train. This one at Anacoco takes the cake. Wooden trestles on class one railroad main lines are rare these days, and this scene with the passenger F's looks stuck right in the mid 1950's. More to come soon!
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With it being a straight shot with a highway parallel to it, we played leapfrog with the train all afternoon.
To avoid the vast amount of wedge shots the line allowed, we stopped at every overpass we could. This shot off the US-81 overpass at Fairmont was my favorite of the bunch.
BNSF GP50 3132 leads the 605 local westbound on the Hastings Subdivision through Fairmont, Nebraska, January 8, 2023.
Another shot from my park outing. saw this tree with the bark peeling away & water condensing on it. best viewed in large-still working on my macro skills! Thank you to my friend Leapfrog for identifying this as a Birch tree-he's my nature encyclopedia!
First frog I've spotted this year. The pond is full of tadpoles at various stages of development but this guy is way ahead. Have to be careful mowing the lawn from now on! I find frogs the most amazing creatures on earth. Just look at the detail on this little one. It is so tiny (about size of €2 coin) and so intricate.
US Navy SEAL demo team Leapfrog bailing out of the the US Navy's Blue Angels support craft Fat Albert
11 new squirrels in my 2024 squirrels album: www.flickr.com/photos/wolfgang-kynast/albums/721777203137...