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The very first Green Tree Frog of 2016

 I spotted my first Green Tree Frog of the 2016 spring season 2016 at the NC Botanical Gardens.  This was the first green tree frog of the season I have photographed.

This weather for April has been very crazy for nature lately. The pollinators and insects are slowly returning and the pollinators and insects and spiders are really confused about the cold weather.


This is very rare for North Carolina to have cold weather in April. But the pollen has died down a lot since it began.This is very good thing for some people with allergies including myself.


I have seen some wildlife activity a lot this past week at my neighborhood pond and other places.


Regularly I have been doing lots of photos this spring at neighborhood and recently at Duke Forest which I post about later this weekend.  I hope you all are enjoying this crazy spring like weather.

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