Baby Frogs and Faces in Mushrooms

8/6/2024

Baby frogs (about 2.5 cm in body length) are out exploring their world around the dam.

In addition to baby frogs, I saw a broken branch and a few mushrooms in Brightwood Park this morning. By staring at them for a while, the broken tree branch appeared like a human face wearing a monocle and a dog face. The mushrooms are becoming alive, too, with patterns like eyes, nose, hair, beard, etc. They made me feel like a child again.

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Brightwood Park is on the North end of Prospect Street. Go past Franklin School and look for the entrance on the left.

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