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I was outside having a smoke and heard a "ploop" sound, so I scurried over to the new pond I put in the backyard to find it's first visitor: a baby Leopard Frog.

I observed him for a bit, but by the time my girlfriend & I came back with the camera, he had already enjoyed the swim and left.

I'm sure he'll come back to cool off whenever he see's fit. It's been hot & muggy here lately.

Does anyone know of any plants or anything I can add to the pond to attract other animals?
 
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