Tadpoles by durleybeachbum
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Jeff was right! I needn't have worried about the tadpoles, there are hundreds of them!

Comments (17)
LOL oh so cute...soon you will have a frog infestation. Our cat likes to chase the frogs and it is hilarious to watch because every time the frog hops it startles the cat, who then hops also. Thanks for sharing your tadpoles with us. :)
Does that mean 100's frogs :o(((((((
Nice shot Andrea, I have thousands too - good year!
great capture Andrea they're a swarm!
So Beautiful Andrea
Most of them seem to be moving towards you. I wonder what that's about. Nice image. Would be interesting to see it 'fiddled'.
Beautiful to see those baby frogs.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
It's great to see so many.
Great capture.. won't be long before they are fully formed, that will be a time for some interesting shots too.
As stated above, tonnes of frogs will follow this infestation, resulting in a garden chocked full of the croaking amphibians, A. Your canine corps should have a field day interfacing with the creatures.
This is great! A fine abstract with rich colors and wonderful composition. Tadpoles are always a plus, of course! :)
lot of them
The little boogers are growing; lots of Herons will be pleased with this. I agree, a digifiddle might be neat.
frogs are taking over the world, lovely colours
My years as a human embryologist make it hard for me to see tadpoles without comparing them to sperm; I love seeing these little critters! I know we have them here, but they are quite well hidden in the lily pads and murky shallows of the lake. Fantastic shot!
Such a great capture and most are swimming in the same direction! So cool!