I have been trying for weeks to get photos of my frog friends.
I have to walk very slowly and talk to them softly.
They watch me carefully as I move around the pond.
I step on one stepping stone at a time and pause.
I raise my camera against my torso so there is no arm flapping movements.
I do this over and over. I am able to get closer each time.
They wait longer and longer before diving into the pond to disappear.
I got this shot yesterday.
I think I am finally trained now.
FLOW
floweralley 
That’s a good shot. They are hard to photograph.
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Love it! I have been chasing butterflies here. I think it is better to stand and wait. Great frog shot.
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We have a Banjo frog that lives in our pond. We call him Rufus. I rarely get a glimpse of him but he does sing to me as I work around the pond.
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Sweet
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Well done
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Me or the frog?
Ha
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🙂
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Your training has worked well! I hardly even manage to see the frogs here – they’re usually just a sudden boing!! out of the undergrowth. 🙂
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I walk by that pond so often that I think they get tired of jumping in.
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Hehe!
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Nice set of shots. That frog is pretty cute, glad he’s such a good trainer.
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Ha…and I am a good learner.
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