Can’t Stop Singing
Some of you had to go hide in the closet for tornados last night and early this morning. Luckily everyone I know missed the tornadic action. Though Jeanne did hear the freight train. Yikes that was too close! Glad everyone was safe and just got the rain. We ended up 2.05″ for the 24 hour period. Yeah!
Then I watched as the clouds moved over the sun. Pretty cool!
Normally when I get with a couple hundred feet of this pond, the frogs stop singing. But not today!
The reflection of the cumulus clouds are the backdrop for more frogs singing their love songs. A glorious time to be a frog. However they better hurry because this pond will only hold water for a couple of days. 🙁
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Those puddle photo are really great – reflections seem make the sky and sun more easily visible. And those sea creatures are pretty cool too.
More rain later this week it seems – all the ponds will be full and the frogs will just keep on singin’.
I won’t turn down more rain. ☺️
Great video of the sun reflection on water. Shame about the commercial fishing in a protected zone.
Glad you got such good rain for our froggy friends!
Great videos! The frog calls are full of promise.
Been thinking about you and especially Jeanne all day. Glad everyone is okay, although it sounds like the lake came up in a huge hurry, Jeanne. I love pictures after the rain, with the reflections in the puddles and the air that just feels scrubbed. Hope you’ll share some of that rain with us this week. We only got a third of an inch this last event.
🤞🏼for you!