This Foam Nest Frog was sitting on a signboard from where it had a perfect view through the window of the ladies bathroom in the camping area at Crocodile Bridge in the Kruger National Park.
Come to think of it, I probably didn’t look that kosher either, hanging around the ablution block with my camera…
This Foam Nest Frog was sitting on a signboard from whence it had a perfect view through the window of the ladies bathroom in the camping area at Crocodile Bridge in the Kruger National Park.
de Wets Wild 
Looks like you are being toad off.
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Maybe I was “cramping his style”? 🙂
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🙂
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I love his eyes 😀
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The better to peep through windows with!
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Name of Thomas?
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I thought it might be, but he says it’s Jeremiah 🙂
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Ah, that means he’s a bullfrog that regards himself as a good friend of yours?
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We have a common interest in ablution blocks, for different reasons though… 😀
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Do I detect a lewd smile on that toad’s face?
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So it’s not only me noticing it, Don? 😉
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Yep… I was wondering about that… Peeping Toad and Peeping Tom!!
🤪😵😉😄
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Uitgevang!
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Generally speaking, ablution blocks are interesting places to keep an eye open for insectivorous creatures at night because the lights are always on:geckos, insects, moths, toads, and even bats hang out there.
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And because they hang around there, I hang around there! 😀
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he is watching you
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Giving me the evil eye for catching him in the act!
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He’s got big eyes made for peeping! 🙂
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Perfectly adapted to his lifestyle… 😀
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