identify this midnight visitor?

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http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
Is it a frog?

[Ka30P]

Well...............
it could be.
And then again.
It might not be.
In addition to being a frog, it could also
be a newt or a salamander who are also
nocturnal critters.
Or, before anyone else brings it up, the Creature of the Lost Lagoon.
Maybe tonight it will give you a face shot.


kathy :-)
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[Derek Broughton]

wrote:

> http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
> Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
> Is it a frog?

Apparently it's just frog's legs. Yum.

Not knowing scale, it's hard to say, but I would expect it's a frog.
--
derek

[Granny Grump]

>http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
>Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
>Is it a frog?

Looks like it.

but, looks like ET's hand...

[Dave and Miss]

Looks like Nessie to me.
" > wrote in message
om...
> http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
> Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
> Is it a frog?

[2pods]

Could the very rare web footed action man doll ;-)


"Dave and Miss" > wrote in message
...
> Looks like Nessie to me.
> " > wrote in message
> om...
>> http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
>> Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
>> Is it a frog?
>
>

[jammer]

On 23 Sep 2004 08:55:35 -0700,
) wrote:

>http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
>Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
>Is it a frog?

or a duck?

yeah, maybe tonight you'll get a better glimpse.

[Yorkshire Pudding]

On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 12:49:21 -0700, "Dave and Miss"
> wrote:

>Looks like Nessie to me.
" > wrote in message
om...
>> http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
>> Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
>> Is it a frog?
>
Always wondered what happened to Marine Boy after the cartoon series
:)


Yorkshire Pudding

Elaine Dickinson: There's no reason to become alarmed, and we hope
you'll enjoy the rest of your flight. By the way, is there anyone on
board who knows how to fly a plane?
-Airplane! (1980)

[Derek Broughton]

Ka30P wrote:

>
> Well...............
> it could be.
> And then again.
> It might not be.
> In addition to being a frog, it could also
> be a newt or a salamander who are also
> nocturnal critters.
> Or, before anyone else brings it up, the Creature of the Lost Lagoon.

I believe that was the Creature from the Black Lagoon. You just don't do
facetious as well as the rest of us :-)
--
derek

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I have a bunch of frogs in there, just thought it was cool and creepy
Ive been told by another group it is prob a leopard frog based on the webbing

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Granny Grump > wrote in message >...
> >http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
> >Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
> >Is it a frog?
>
> Looks like it.
>
> but, looks like ET's hand...

[Ka30P]

No, it was the Lost Lagoon, because it was in his pond and not the Black
Lagoon?
Sigh.....


kathy :-)
algae primer
http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html

[Ann in Houston]

I think your fish have made an "alien abduction". Let's see how they (the
aliens) like being the abductees!
" > wrote in message
om...
> http://miltonsoffice.com/visitor
> Underwater cam grabbed a few snaps of this lastnight
> Is it a frog?