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Lizards are almost always tucked in a plant around here. Just look at the staghorn!
 Great to be that close, and see the frog in action. Hope he survives the winter.....
I brought a tiny lizard in one year..... I released him into the rockery. It is my only sighting of a lizard in the UK.
What a fun discovery... a little bonus of excitement in what is otherwise a mundane job.
Bringing in plants often is an adventure. Lisa, you had a lot more fun with your frog than we had with one hitching a ride deep into a bonsai a couple of years ago.
I brought in all my plants back in Sept. as we had a cold spell. I think tree frogs (assuming he's local and din't come shipped with the plant) can survive outside over winter, too. S/he sure is cute!!
I'm glad you showed the photos of DB trying to capture the tree frog--I had no idea they were so tiny.
 Glad you were able to get a few pics! I would freak out if I had a frog in my house though! Lizards do not bother me here cause we are so used to them, but frogs??? Oh no!
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I thought I had commented. hmmm I came to look at this guy again. I hope he found a place to live that is green. We had a little tree frog croaking in our yard today. They make a big sound for such little guys. Cute pix.
There seems to be an epidemic of "bringing in the house plants" going around these days. We've brought in several tree frogs over the years. Also, a katydid that chose to remain silent until our bedtime. The worst was an assassin bug that Jo decided to pick up and return outdoors. She learned the hard way that assassin bugs can inflict a painful bite.
Oh, Lisa, what FUN! I wish that I could manage to bring in some fun additions, but I think that the sow bugs are the only ones who venture inside with my houseplants. Sadly.
I'm with you on the poison, though. I have quite a few friends who douse theirs with a systemic before bringing them in, but... I just can't bear to do it.
Lisa girl what a surprise!
PS Holy Moses girl you have a lot of house plants! I have a black thumb when it comes to them.. BIG sigh!
Your frogs are just amazing. Your photos are spectacular.
I like the frog but not the bugs. This is why I never put my plants outdoors. I fear bugs coming into the house that hadn't been here before. Yuck. Do I have a bit of bug phobia? I'm quite sure the answer is yes.
Wow that's a great looking from the real ones ok too lol, looks like its been dipped in mud and set, great camouflage.
A nice surprise. I hope he is snuggling somewhere. Maybe you will hear him sing.
 And, so cute! I don't spray my houseplants either. (And they ALL spend the summer outdoors - including the orchids.) It's survival of the fittest around here...
Luckily no surprises! It's been so nice again outdoors that it was hard not to put them all out on the deck, but I didn't want to have to deal with all that clean-up again. Your ferns are gorgeous.
I adore your huge fern, I don't have one here...
I am an admirer of frog. Glad that you show me your cool discovery Lisa!
I often bring in a praying mantis to help with any bugs that cling to the plants.
Your tree frog is so tiny and darling...
It's that time of year! Great stuff.
What a story! I don't think I've ever brought in more than scale.
Lisa, this is such a wonderful post!
Loved hearing about your tree frog, and seeing such great photos.
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