I found a frog in the ginger lilies today. (I believe it was a green tree frog.) Frogs are unusual in the yard, so I was thrilled to find my second one of the summer. My delight faded to itchy frustration when I began trying for pictures.
The frog retreated into the ginger lilies, stem by stem. I crept in after it as far as I could, but the ginger lilies are hostile this time of year. They are head-high, densely packed, and teem with bugs that bite and sting.
Even so, I managed to follow the frog with my lens until it tired of the chase and settled on a leaf. Then I looked away for a second, to adjust the camera’s settings, and lost sight of my subject. I never found it again.
Sometimes the yard is an extension of Wonderland, complete with animals that disappear at will.
Rae Spencer 
Beautiful! I enjoy your posts a lot.
Simone
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Those are still some great pictures, Rae! We get Gray Tree Frogs here (Hyla versicolor) but while I frequently hear them I have not seen one yet. My favourite “Wonderland” creature to visit my yard was a beautiful Hummingbird Sphinx Moth caterpillar that showed up in my Viburnum shrub. He was the same colour as your frog. I photographed him a couple of times a few hours apart, then he seemed to disappear. I was hoping he would pupate in my shrub so I could watch him emerge as a moth. 😦
I’m going to have to plant ginger lillies. They seem to attract a myriad of delightful creatures.
Shar
I had no idea, when I planted them, how much they would change the yard!
I love these frogs. I found one hanging on my car a few months ago. We returned him to a safe place among the vegetation.
What a wonderful, if ellusive, fellow. I adore frogs and enjoyed your adventure of ‘pursuing’ one!