Austin TX Real Estate - Hill Country Austin Lakeway Homes for Sale: Another Austin TX Creature

Another Austin TX Creature

Every chance I get, I've been posting pictures of the creatures and critters I see in and around my house.  Some look friendly, while other's look not-so-friendly.

Here is our latest friend that we encountered. 

austin tx wildlife

Oscar (the dog) didn't quite know what to do with him. He was scared at first as it hopped around.  But then he put his paw out in friendly play.  Mr. Toad allowed me to snap a couple of pictures before hopping under the BBQ grill for "safety".

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Donna Harris, REALTOR®
RE/MAX Austin Skyline
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Austin, TX and the surrounding areas of Lakeway, Bee Cave, Westlake Hills, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Spicewood, Circle-C, Steiner Ranch, and everywhere in between... Whether you're buying or selling, I'll be with you through the entire process.

Comments

My friend lives in a rural area.  Her cat met a toad in the barn and she would often see them lying together. Just the unusual gouping of these two species bonding was fascinating to see.

Posted by Jo Baldridge (Cindy Gerke & Associates) about 1 year ago

Hi Donna.  That there critter don't look too dangerous...

I hope life in Austin is treating you well,

Ken

Posted by Ken Tracy Naperville Illinois Real Estate (Keller Williams Infinity - Naperville) about 1 year ago

Donna:  Mr Toad better stay under the grill... just in case Oscar thinks about using him for a volleyball or a hockey puck.  <smile>

Posted by Fort Worth Real Estate - - - Karen Anne Stone (HomeFindersDFW) about 1 year ago

Donna,

You really have come across some interesting little critters at you new house.

Posted by Richard Weeks, REALTOR®, Broker Associate, GRI, ePRO, eAgent (Bill Griffin Real Estate) about 1 year ago

Mr Toad must know his left side is his best side!  We have the little frogs come inside sometimes and my cats are excited to have a new friend.  For a while at least! Usually I can scoop them out to safety before the play gets out of hand.

Posted by Susan Brown (Keller Williams NE, Kingwood Texas (Humble & Atascocita too)) about 1 year ago

Jo, That sounds so cute!

Ken, Toads can carry nasty diseases.

Karen Anne, I haven't seen him in a couple of days.

Richard, And I haven't even posted all of them yet... and some run off because I can get my camera.

Susan, Inside the house??  ICK!

Posted by Donna Harris, REALTOR® & ASP - Hill Country Austin Lakeway Homes (RE/MAX Austin Skyline) about 1 year ago

Toads that make appearances are a very good sign for you and your family! :)  Good luck and good fortune..I love when they appear at my door!

Posted by Florida Real Estate Trainer | Daytona Beach After School Training | Midori (Coastal Results Referral Company) about 1 year ago

Although I don't want to hold them or touch them, I do find toads and frogs very cute!  It must be that "prince" thing!

Posted by Sharon Tara New Hampshire Home Stager (Sharon Tara Transformations) about 1 year ago

Donna: Just be prepared one evening when you go to water a plant he hops out of your plant, be prepared I guarantee it will happen. They love that cool soil.

Posted by Carl & Ceil Winters New Braunfels/Canyon Lake TX (Complete Inspection Service) about 1 year ago

Hi Donna... Compared to Mr. Scorpion, Mr. Toad is awfully cute.  How did Alyssa like him?

Posted by Steve Shatsky, SFR - Dallas Real Estate & Short Sale Specialist (469)449-9840 (Prudential Texas Properties) about 1 year ago

Midori, I thought that was the tiny geckos meaning good luck.

Sharon, They can be cute.

C & C, I used to have frogs sitting under my gutter downspout.  They jumped out every time I mowed, and then went back. They do scare you when they jump out, but no harm.

Steve, Oh yes, compared to Mr. Scorpian... Alyssa was already in bed when this happened.

Posted by Donna Harris, REALTOR® & ASP - Hill Country Austin Lakeway Homes (RE/MAX Austin Skyline) about 1 year ago

It looks like life in Austin is bringing you closer to nature whether you want to be or not!

Posted by Shirley Parks, REALTOR® - SRES (Sands Realty, Broker) about 1 year ago

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