Wordless Wednesday

We went looking for frogs but only found tadpoles.
I know this is kind of an ugly picture but for some reason I like the way the branches are reflected in the water just perfectly over the tadpole.

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Daisy said…
I like it. It gives perspective on the size of the frogs.
7:17 AM
Carrot Jello said…
Did you take it home?
8:53 PM
Heffalump said…
No, I left it there. Maybe next year when we go I will come prepared with a jar so we can bring some home and watch the tadpoles grow.
11:07 PM
Jennifer (mom of four) said…
Hi Good Mail Girl!!!

I wanted to say Hi and to let you know that I am starting a Random Acts of Kindness Thing over at my blog. To kick it off and let everyone know about it. I am having a contest and would love for you to come over and read about it and maybe particpate!! Thanks so much!

Jennifer (Fellow Good Mail Girl)
11:39 AM
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