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Wow. My back yard is darn close to meeting the requirements listed. I have a massive laurel hedge all the way around it, lilac bushes, forsythia, a frog pond, (complete with native pond and tree frogs) bird feeders, a pear tree, sunflowers, and lots of other flowers. (and always working on getting more) I'm planning on getting a bat house, and I have a pile of dead brush I could move into the empty area under the cedar tree by our shed. I already avoid using chemicals because of my frogs.
I'm gonna go for it- that would be so cool to be certified. Thanks for the info, I never would have realized how simple it was! :)
I just have a little point-and-shoot camera, Canon Powershot A710. It does a pretty good job for me most of the time, especially for macro stuff. I'd love to get something with better zoom capabilities though, because to get my frog pictures I have to stick the camera right in their little faces. LOL!
I haven't been to the photography forum... I'll check it out! Thanks! :)
Here's my favorite tadpole shot- I swear he was smiling for the camera... hehe.
You're right -- I think he is smirking at the camera! LOL
You have very patient frogs. :-)
I did get a compact superzoom camera this spring and have had a lot of fun with it, but I have to admit the majority of my photos around here are still snapped with my Sony Cybershot P&S.
