Common frog?

[frugalfrog]

Found this little fella hopping about my rock garden. Can you confirm if he is a common frog? Is it normal for it to be sosmall?

[Dan Salter]

He looks like a very very young common frog indeed...poor little thing....they are so cute yet so easily squished under foot....hope you popped him somewhere safe and damp?...do u or a neighbour have a pond?...

[jdurbo]

Oh my! its just so tiny, ive never seen one that small before.
jen xxx

[humbug]

i have two the same size at the moment along with the mum?? they're living in a hole under a metal plate indoors, quite damp but this is the second time this year she has had young ones with her, can they have young without water as she appears to be there all the time??

[coasty]

Def a this years common froglet my garden is full of them at the moment,, Find somewhere sheltered for them outside where there is some cover for them they love to be under rotting wood as it attracts bugs for them to feed on and keeps them safe and damp, They will need to find suitable a hibernation place in a few months so they are better outside .

[galanthus]

I was clearing a really overgrown section of garden on the weekend and came upon one of my froglets nestling under some fern. Perfectly formed yet tiny, fab

[Lunarfrog]

I had a pond in my garden, and there were frogs in it. the baby frogs are really small when they are transformed out of tadpoles, so it is really common to see frogs that size in spring

[mckenzieL88]

aww just to say hes sooo tlittle! hes a common toad thats what mine looked like for a month or 2 !
you NEED to put him somewhere safe and birds bigger toads/frogs cats nay thing will eat him lol soo cuteeeeeee lv mckenzie xxxxxxx

[Dan Salter]

I still reckon Frog not Toad ....but then again he/she is tiny?

[galanthus]

would say a frog without doubt, exactly the same as mine. I still have tadpoles in the pond at the mo too