In spite of the lack of rain here the grass hasn't stopped growing.
I was just setting up the mower when I spotted a movement nearby.
A common froglet, not much more than an inch in length
By the size it could well be one of this year's batch.
Sunday, 19 August 2018
Mowing Hazards
As usual I have to keep my eyes skinned when mowing the lawn.
In spite of the lack of rain here the grass hasn't stopped growing.
I was just setting up the mower when I spotted a movement nearby.
A common froglet, not much more than an inch in length
By the size it could well be one of this year's batch.
In spite of the lack of rain here the grass hasn't stopped growing.
I was just setting up the mower when I spotted a movement nearby.
A common froglet, not much more than an inch in length
By the size it could well be one of this year's batch.
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A lucky little frog. I am surprised how few creatures get caught in the combine and balers.
ReplyDeleteSharp eyes, John!
ReplyDeleteThere is a Philip Larkin poem about mowing over a hedgehog and killing it - very sad poem. Glad you avoided doing this to that froglet.
ReplyDeleteWe have to do the same and I take my time so that the vibrations /noise of the mower gives them plenty of warning. Adult frogs make a high pitched scream when in danger and its really loud.
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