Wow, what a varieties of lives your pond has♡♡♡ My husband and I were SO fascinated by the photos of dragonfly (Anax parthenope) laying eggs and with beautiful reflections☆☆☆ He said that you should be very lucky to have shots like these! I wish I had the environment like that p;)
ps>I remember learning when young that the first arrival of guns in Japan is from your country to Tanegashima. Wondering what kind of country it would be locating far west of Europe having trading relationship during the age of provincial wars (around 15th century). And the sweet "confeito" came from your country then♪ My motive of blogging was to introduce our cultures, HAPPY to have a friend from the country of my first fascination(*^_^*) Sending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Your pond looks so peaceful, a place where one could sit under a shade tree and just mellow out...Love the shots of the pond life- especially the cute frog! Have a great finish to your weekend~ Susan
Fantastic pictures. I love ponds and have always his one in my garden. You don't get problems with mosquitoes in your pond? One day we would love to move to France or Spain and I thought I would not be able to have a pond there.
Wonderful photos! You got the female emperor laying her eggs... Well done!! But a big WOW for the newt, that is one I have never seen. Ours are different. That pond seems like a gold mine for interesting species, and the presence of the newt is a very good sign of the environment's health. Congratulations, enjoy your sunday!
A gorgeous pond.....I have a small pond that my husband made with 7 koi's and we sit staring at them for hours sometimes....very relaxing..! Of course, we leave in a hurry when the mosquitos join us...lol. thank you for sharing all these amazing photos with us....a little bit of God's creations....
Beautiful shot of the green frog. I haven't seen a frog all summer and am quite disappointed. The dragonfly shots are also amazing. Great job on the pics!
Such a fantastic area, Sonjia. It must be very relaxing to be there. Beautiful images. I love the dragonfly. Stunning colours! Greetings from the Netherlands, Joke
A lovely pond teeming with life, well captured in your great photos. I still remember the noisy concert given by frogs croaking in the night, when living at my parents`.Such a cacophony...!
I like all the pictures from your pond. It was not easy to see the frog at first so it surprised me in the second picture. Sweet one. We also have frogs in our pond and since last week I´ve got a garden marker. Best regards Monica
Dreamy images from your pond. The Dragonfly shots are incredible!!! Plus I love the color on that species. I forget what they are called, but they are stunners! A very magical spot indeed.
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Beautiful images from your pond.. I love the cute froggie! And the dragonflies are awesome. Wonderful post! Enjoy your weekend!
Nice pictures.
Cute little frog.
Karin
Glorious ... I could spend hours, even days watching the wildlife around your pond.
Wow, what a varieties of lives your pond has♡♡♡ My husband and I were SO fascinated by the photos of dragonfly (Anax parthenope) laying eggs and with beautiful reflections☆☆☆ He said that you should be very lucky to have shots like these! I wish I had the environment like that p;)
ps>I remember learning when young that the first arrival of guns in Japan is from your country to Tanegashima. Wondering what kind of country it would be locating far west of Europe having trading relationship during the age of provincial wars (around 15th century). And the sweet "confeito" came from your country then♪ My motive of blogging was to introduce our cultures, HAPPY to have a friend from the country of my first fascination(*^_^*)
Sending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
beautiful dragons. i like that newt!
that's one huge dragonfly
Your pond looks so peaceful, a place where one could sit under a shade tree and just mellow out...Love the shots of the pond life- especially the cute frog! Have a great finish to your weekend~ Susan
lovely shots, such a variety of wild life !!!! love Sue
Fantastic pictures. I love ponds and have always his one in my garden. You don't get problems with mosquitoes in your pond? One day we would love to move to France or Spain and I thought I would not be able to have a pond there.
Superb, your pond, and everything that live in it, cheers.
Wonderful photos!
You got the female emperor laying her eggs... Well done!!
But a big WOW for the newt, that is one I have never seen. Ours are different.
That pond seems like a gold mine for interesting species, and the presence of the newt is a very good sign of the environment's health.
Congratulations, enjoy your sunday!
A gorgeous pond.....I have a small pond that my husband made with 7 koi's and we sit staring at them for hours sometimes....very relaxing..!
Of course, we leave in a hurry when the mosquitos join us...lol. thank you for sharing all these amazing photos with us....a little bit of God's creations....
Lovely pictures, I like the frog the best! :)
Beautiful shot of the green frog. I haven't seen a frog all summer and am quite disappointed. The dragonfly shots are also amazing. Great job on the pics!
Oh for a pond like that in my garden.
Such a fantastic area, Sonjia. It must be very relaxing to be there. Beautiful images. I love the dragonfly. Stunning colours! Greetings from the Netherlands, Joke
Hi Sonjia!
A lovely pond teeming with life, well captured in your great photos.
I still remember the noisy concert given by frogs croaking in the night, when living at my parents`.Such a cacophony...!
Have a nice week
Vitor
Geweldig z,on mooie vijver en tuin dit is genieten.
I like all the pictures from your pond. It was not easy to see the frog at first so it surprised me in the second picture. Sweet one. We also have frogs in our pond and since last week I´ve got a garden marker.
Best regards
Monica
Dreamy images from your pond. The Dragonfly shots are incredible!!! Plus I love the color on that species. I forget what they are called, but they are stunners! A very magical spot indeed.
Your colours and close-ups are amazing. I love the frog!
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