A big, green, majestic frog in repose, with a beefy front leg hanging down as if to twiddle toes and increase circulation. The tympanic membrane on the side of its head is large enough to be a lily pad for a little frog fresh out of tadpole school. The rock it is on has nice lichen. Behind the frog is a pale brown "thing". I'm guessing it's some algae that was growing too vigorously in our little backyard pond and I scooped it out, then didn't know what to do with it so it slowly dried out and became a weird carcass.