[ProtectOurFreedom]

That's a cute and colorful story.

Then there's this item in the story...

In the spring and summer seasons, Allison and her kids would spend most of their mornings looking for pacific tree frogs in the flower garden. They found that seeking the creatures provided them with some much-needed excitement and entertainment.

I worry about Allison.

[fidelis]

If I had frogs parking on my flowers, I’d have them toad away.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Pacific Tree Frog.

https://search.brave.com/images?q=pacific%20tree%20frog&source=web

[Varda]

The frogs in our garden are practically pets. They aren’t afraid of us at all. I really enjoy them. They aren’t small enough to fit in Dahlias though.

[WKUHilltopper]

French invasion?

[JPG]

It looks like one of those Japanese style tiny hotels.

[Nifster]

And why not? Those flowers almost always have water in the petals. Particularly in Snohomish

[TChad]

As a university freshman, living on campus, I spent an hour with two friends recording a loud group of frogs that lived in a small swampy area near to campus. The next day we hung a speaker just outside the dorm window of out least-favorite upperclassman. After lights-out we started playing back the frogs croaking, and slowly increased the volume. We were trying for a “gigantic mutant frogs invade campus” effect. Worked pretty well, though the upperclassman did not appreciate the humor.

[lowbridge]

[Bigbrown]

For some reason your link doesn’t seem to work. Was looking forward to seeing it too!

[Hot Tabasco]

Niece lives out in the country and her back yard backs up to a swampy area.

In the spring, her deck and the walls of the house are covered with tree frogs.....

[mewzilla]

Dahlia domiciles...Cape Keks...?