That day's luck when I found an amphibian in the rice fields. He was a lively but friendly baby frog. The distance from the rice fields was a bit far, about a hundred meters, but the area where I was hunting was a wet and slightly rocky area. Not long after, the baby frog jumped onto a piece of limestone, I immediately used that opportunity to shoot from several angles.
While sitting on the rock, the frog was seen playing with his Adam's apple. His beautiful face and eyes showed the beauty of God's creation. That was the first time I looked at his eyes at close range. Something unique happened when a grasshopper suddenly jumped onto the amphibian's head which surprised the frog. For a while the frog seemed to close his eyes because he was tickled, because the grasshopper was playing on his head.
I didn't stay still, I immediately aimed at the frog and the wild grasshopper. Unfortunately, the grasshopper didn't stand still for long, he jumped leaving the confused frog.
That was my short story with a frog on a rock. After feeling enough, I thanked the frog. I waited a few minutes for it to come down from the rock. The frog nimbly jumped down. I think it immediately looked for a puddle of water or chose to jump straight into the rice field, to its second habitat, water.
I'm going to put this (Amphibians on Rocks)into a daily #monomad contest organized and curated by 
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