Same pond, this morning, six days later. No snow, no ice, but still no visible wood frogs. I did see the leaves move under the water in one place, so something is in there. After the wild rains, the path to the pond had become a running stream, gurgling out into and across the road.
All they could see was sky, water, birds, light and confluence. It was the whole morning world.
-- Eudora Welty, The Optimist's Daughter [1978]
Note: See the 3/17/10 post to read about the frogs' overnight arrival.
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At my desk
8 years ago
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