Bullfrog at the Oregon Garden.
Today’s word: BULLFROG
Definition: an amphibian, that’s green and brown in color. Largest North American frog.
dragonflies
fear the lone bullfrog
the tongue like
a whip – snap!
ambush hunter
snags his lunch
bellows, “jug-a-rum”
Fear fits into Mary Lee’s month long challenge.
Tomorrow: Cholla
Jone Rush MacCulloch 
Jone, the bullfrog is a hungry critter today at your site.
I love listening to the “jug-a -rum” sound at dusk! And you got in the other ll word in bellow!
Will have to look in on Mary Lee to see the connection. Thanks again!
BULLFROG
A bullfrog’s docile countenance
Camouflages its ravenous fury
When their spaced out peepers
Mark out buffets of varmints
Scampering in the wild.
(c) Charles Waters 2015 all rights reserved.
The prophet Jeremiah was an apt name for a bullfrog. They both had tongues like a whip.
I love the cross-pollination of yours and Mary Lee’s poetry challenges. It ramps up the creativity!
My bullfrog is here: http://readingyear.blogspot.com/2015/04/po-emotion-fear.html
Funny thing, my poem about surprise for tomorrow is shaping up to be a dragonfly (larva) poem!