#bullrush frogs

[shilohsylvanian]

Happy World Frog Day! Here are the Bullrush Frogs and a bit of info dump about them <3

They were first released in 1991 for the UK and then re-released in 2001. So there are Tomy and Flair versions, as well as a release in the US, which has slightly different clothes and sitting/crawling twins. The Tomy clothes for them are similar to the Urban Life era, being a bit fancier. Official Bios (this one cracks me up):

FATHER WALTER BULLRUSH is known for being very, very lazy, but this is not really true. If Walter likes to do something, he will put all his limited energies into it. He will always be ready to drive the Country Bus for instance, he will even get up early in the morning if you need a driver. Fishing, of course, is his main love, that is, dangling a hook in the water. He does not like to catch anything because if he did, he would have to then find something else to do. Walter has found that by singing at the top of his croaky voice he can frighten all the fish away! His singing also frightens everyone else away, so he spends many a happy, uninterrupted afternoon on the riverbank singing and sunning himself.

MOTHER LYDIA BULLRUSH, unlike her darling husband, is always working and working very hard. She runs a beautifully spotless house and cares for her husband and four children, and that full time job is only a small part of her busy life. Lydia has a passion for wicker work, whether it is making baskets, hats or mats, her workmanship is imacculate and very artistic. Collecting bulrushes, dying them bright colours before leaving them to dry in the summer sun is the only job she gets any help with. Algy, her oldest son, enjoys the summer afternoons down by the river helping his mother whilst she enjoys teaching him to weave.

BROTHER ALGERNON BULLRUSH hates his full name, so everyone calls him Algy, even his mother who does not like nicknames and only does so, because it pleases her wonderful son. Algy, like his mother, has a passion for weaving, but unlike his mother he prefers to create impractical items like wall hangings. He claims these items he creates are art, not picture art like in art class at school, but abstract art where the shapes and colours portray the meaning and message. Lily his sister says he gets these strange ideas from reading too many stuffy books.

SISTER LILY BULLRUSH loves to sing and unlike her father has a beautiful voice. Because she is a little shy she does most of her practising down by the river where everyone avoids going because of her fathers singing. She originally wanted to be a pop star but now wants to be an opera singer because people go to see the opera all the time. Pop singers only have concerts when they have a record in the charts. Ottilee Marmalade is also giving Lily tips on how to be more confident, hoping she will overcome her shyness.

BABY BROTHER MOSES BULLRUSH must be about the only little boy in Sylvania who loves having baths. He spends hours and hours in the bath playing with his rubber duck and other bath-time toys. If only Lydia or Walter had more time, he would spend all day playing and splashing around in the tub.

BABY SISTER IRIS BULLRUSH must be one of the cleanest little children in Sylvania, because she just hates having baths, so therefore never gets dirty. When ever it is her turn to have a bath, she just cries and cries, then bawls her eyes out and splashes about until her parents get her out of the bath. Bath-time in the Bullrush household is always rather nerve racking!

*having trouble finding official photos so here is one from Sylvanian Store Keepers and the rest are my family who dont have the right clothes lol

<3 In my town Mr. and Mrs Bullrush are renamed Sunnypatch and they are co-mayors of Sunnypatch Gardens.

[haresforbrains]

Little Introduction

Hi! I am beginning to collect calico critters/sylvanian families! I was having a kinda hard time this spring and bought one because they are so darn cute and now I have started collecting from there becuase they bring me comfort and joy.

I don't plan on trying to collect all of them, just members from families I am interested in! these are my current critters: the two adults are available in stores currently and the little ones are some of the original 80s/90s critters. I found them on etsy, they are a thistlethorn mouse and the little owl is, I think, a treefellow, though I am not sure!! I also have a raccoon from the chestnut family on its way currently :)

I like the idea that they are all a little found family. no one has to be romantically involved or biologically related they all just love and take care of each other! I think I will continue to expand the family, and I will likely look more into finding some older families because I find the original molds for animals like mice and bears more endearing because they aren't made to look cuddly and cutesy. It would be a total dream to find a bullrush frog at a price thats reasonable for me as a college student, as I had two of them as a child but lost/ got rid of them ages ago. frogs are my favorite animals and I personally think they are a cute spin on the usual look of sylvanian families.

I am planning to try and make a little house for them over the summer, because I want them to have a cozy place to live. I will also be making clothes for them, as my new raccoon won't have any and I need to get back into hand sewing.

ok that is all. I just wanted to introduce this blog and my little family!

[neptunefairytales]

Everyone seems surprised each time they saw a picture of my Sylvanians frogs. Yes, they exist and were released in 1991 by Epoch. I have 3 of them (the mum and 2 babies) but the family is complete with 6 membres (called the Bullrush Family) They are quite rare and expensive, and tend to get yellow spots on their bodies due to aging (they were re-released later by Flair with different outfits and a different shade of green)

And yes they are absolutly perfect in every ways and are one of my favourite families! Gives very Over the garden wall/ Beatrix Potter vibes!

Here are some of my pics of them that you can find in full glory my blog:

[jennysgreenhouse]

Frog, Yukka, Vegetables, Heat, Climate and Grace: Six on Saturday, July 16th 2022

My #SixOnSaturday this week isn't just a #gardenblog. As well as a frog, yukka and vegetables, there's news from the Green Healthy Future conference in #Frome, @ghfuturefrome, with climate activist @elmgrace on the disparate impact of #climatecrisis

It’s been another busy week, with the temperature rising, and my Six on Saturday this week isn’t just about the garden. But first up is this fantastic frog that visited our wildlife pond. It startled us by hopping out from behind the bullrushes as my lovely husband was topping up the pond with a watering can. The raised pond is now about one year old, and there are lots of baby damselflies in…

[calicocritteroftheday]

calico critter of the day:

walter bullrush (bullrush frog family father)

birthday: unknown, 1991

[ohfugecannada]

So after I found some hedgehog sylvanian family dolls at the charity shop, I decided to take a dive down the rabbit hole via the SF wiki. I kind of assumed for a while the families were always based on mammal species (dogs, cats, rabbits etc), but as it turns out there were a few non-mammalians. So I decided to make an appreciation post of sorts.

From top to bottom:

The Puddleford family (ducks), released 1988 in Japan and 1990 in the UK.

The Bullrush family (frogs), relased 1991 in the US and UK.

The Waddlington family (ducks), relased 1997 in the UK.

The Plume family (owls), relased 2003 in the UK.

The Baerenwald family (frogs), release year and country unknown. Tbh I Couldn’t find any info about them aside from a few eBay listings and like, four or five search images. Even the wiki doesn’t seem to mention them...

[strangebedfellows-blog]

IMAGINE YOUR MUSE AS A DEITY. REPOST, DO NOT REBLOG.

SIDON

deity of   —   sibling ties, running water, responsibility for others, self-belief / doubt, met challenges, accepting loss, optimism

associated with   —   calm pools and rapids alike, moonlight, seats of power, entryways, bridges, spears

sacred plants   —   seaweed, aloe, agrimony, borage, lotus, mullein, oak leaves, bullrush, ivy

sacred stones / gems   —   amber, malachite, lapis lazuli, prehnite

sacred animals   —   pelicans, lobsters, kingfishers, starfish, dogs, seals, dragonflies

colors   —   silver, cardinal red, soft and deep blues, turbulent foamy whites, ambery gold

foods   —   fish / sushi, raspberries, grapefruit, apricot, kale, seaweed

scents   —   petrichor, cinnamon and clove, polish, salt, pine needles

accepted offerings   —   fish bones, the removal of unnatural debris, cleaning whatever place of worship one frequents or possesses, tea leaves, berries, music, interesting shells

accepted ways to honour   —   keep your environment clean - particularly water, respecting and looking after your family, caring for your community, dedicating practice to him, dedicating one more try to him, always acting on a second wind should you get one, remaining open and encouraging to whoever may need it, overcoming fear

( And the rest of the crew under the cut - sans Miph.a - too close to Sidon’s to write out fully again - and my farmer girls, who I’ll edit in later. )

ZANT

deity of   —   consuming devotion, patience, diligence, perhaps short-sighted success in business, revival, history, vengeance, wrath, loyalty and disloyalty alike, emotional outbursts, stoicism

associated with   —   the workspace, tables ( for the interpersonal bridges they are; the negotiations and meals and debates held and settled over them ), libraries, catacombs

sacred plants   —   begonia, balsamine, poppies, rosemary, red dahlia, hollyhock

sacred stones / gems   —   rainbow obsidian, turquoise, sapphire,

sacred animals   —   chameleons, crocodiles, newts, frogs, gnats

colors   —   midtone blues, royal and mystical purples, gold so bright it’s nearly white, turquoise, jet black, stone gray, greens vivid almost to the point of seeming unnatural

foods   —   limes, apples, elderberries, poultry, strong aromatic teas, sharp cheddar

scents   —   aforementioned aromatic teas, aged incenses, dusty books, orchids

accepted offerings   —   anything stolen from an enemy, blood, history-related literature, handmade food or items crafted using techniques or recipes obsolete or archaic

accepted ways to honour   —   learn to wait however long it may take for the opportune moment to strike, pour yourself into your work, take interest in your ancestors and their struggles, aspire for more beyond your current means, bask in whatever victory your earn

SKULL KID

deity of   —   youth, trickery, mischief, irreverence, abandon, friendship among peers, loneliness, stasis, woodwind music, products of nature

associated with   —   forests, streams, the road less traveled, old stumps, overturned trees, the moon, disguises, struggles of identity, abandonment ( particularly as it applies to former friends, or children )

sacred plants   —   white lilac, amaranth, magnolia, love lies bleeding, arborvitae, mint, bells of ireland

sacred stones / gems   —   agate, opal, peridot

sacred animals   —   cats, dogs, ladybugs, koalas, raccoons, porcupines, parrots

colors   —   earthy browns, mossy greens, lively orange, soft white

foods   —   sweets - things sugary and insubstantial, cotton candy, berries, wild fruit, edible flowers, nuts, popcorn, soup intended for someone ill

scents   —   clean forest air, evergreens, damp earth, spices, gunpowder, cheap latex, warm hay, dust, wildflowers

accepted offerings   —   toys, firecrackers, whistles, anything made of natural materials, candy / baked goods, your conversation

accepted ways to honour   —   give loners a chance, savor your youthful vigor while you can but eventually grow out of it with peace, retain some childishness into adulthood however, give second chances, refuse to give in to your own despair, laugh at everything

VAATI

deity of   —   drastic personal change, ascension, loss of identity, warped but unconditional admiration, revels, entitlement, one-sided marriages, refusing one’s fate ( though often with tragic consequences ), impersonation

associated with   —   belligerent winds, billowing clothes, arcane knowledge, swordsmanship, magic perhaps stronger than its user can reliably handle, complete personal reinvention 

sacred plants   —   lobelia, narcissus, jonquil, angrec, plum blossom, rainflower, bird’s foot trefoil

sacred stones / gems   —   amethyst, goldstone, tourmaline, onyx

sacred animals   —   viceroys, mockingbirds, field mice, peacocks, fireflies, bats

colors   —   royal purple, gold, ruby red, black

foods   —   peaches, fruity wines, oats, decadent cakes, beef, milk, honey, cream, dark chocolate

scents   —   ozone, freshly cut grass, ink, spices, ylang-ylang, 

accepted offerings   —   small confections, coins, fine fabric, physical remnants of something used to cast spells, rainwater, wine, hand-picked weeds

accepted ways to honour   —   practice magic, dive headlong into things, invest shamelessly in yourself, take interest in the harsh truths others might not like to acknowledge, shed yourself like a second skin if and when you feel prepared to step away from it; try not to look back, cultivate an aura of power and learn to back it up

GHIRAHIM

deity of   —   subordination, sublimation, newfound autonomy, dedication to one’s master, outsiders, linear time, a definitive end

associated with   —   metalwork and swordsmanship, service ( typically with negative connotations ), those suddenly finding themselves alone on an intimidating mission, self-taught knowledge, social maladjustment

sacred plants   —   none.

sacred stones / gems   —   diamond, ruby, obsidian

sacred animals   —   none.

colors   —   gunmetal silver, glaring white, black, crimson, gold

foods   —   none.

scents   —   blood-copper, sulfur, hot metal, cool forest air

accepted offerings   —   blood, pocketknives, gemstones, arcane texts

accepted ways to honour   —   serve your master / superior and do so loyally and with joy, indulge your eccentricities, freely vent your anger on your enemies, take pity on smaller creatures when the thought strikes your fancy - but make no habit of it, mind your station always and know that while you are above many you are yet a pawn

[yamtaroh]

gaze your eyes upon angie frognaga, she is angie except she is a frog. she uses a bullrush as a paintbrush and she eats a healthy diet of 12 flies a day

yum!

[shilohsylvanian]

This set is so cute 🐇🐣🐑

[20thcenturyglass]

Sowerby Art Deco 1930s Amber Glass Frog + Bullrush Bowl. Available to buy at 20thcenturyglass.com #sowerby #artdecoglass #artdeco #antiqueglass #artglass #vintageglass #glassware #glass #homedecor #20thcenturydesign #antiques #vintage #homefurnishing #homedesign #homeinterior #interiordesign #moderndesign #midcenturymodern #antiquedealersofinstagram #vintageforsale #luxury #luxurydecor #interiordesigner #decor #decoration https://www.instagram.com/p/CDEozo-nFyc/?igshid=loeef8d1rmrp

[neptunefairytales]

My 3 Sylvanian frogs: Lydia, Moses and Iris Bullrush! I am so happy to finally have a little part of one of my favorite familly! Now I need to find the dad and the two older children!

(Please reblog if you like. Do not repost, use or kink. Thanks!)

[alohaexpeditions]

Saiwa-Swamp-National-Park-The smallest national park in Kenya

Saiwa-Swamp-National-Park-The smallest national park in Kenya A dense, vibrantly green realm of swamp, bulrushes, sedges and surrounding riverine forest, Saiwa Swamp - Kenya’s smallest national park, was created specifically to protect the habitat of the rare and endangered semi-aquatic Sitatunga antelope. Rarely visited, well-off the tourist track but charmingly rewarding, this compact Park is unique in that it is the only place in Kenya where vehicles are prohibited and the walker reigns supreme. Fact File Altitude: 1,860-1,880 m. Area: 3 sq km. Location: Cherangani Hills of Trans-Nzoiya - Rift Valley Province Distance from Nairobi: 400 km north-west of Nairobi. Gazetted: Gazetted as a National Park in 1974. Climate: Typical African wetland climate, ranging from warm to cool and humid to semi-arid (wet seasons March-June and October-November). Vegetation: Swamp and riverine forest, tall bullrushes and sedge. Wildlife: Sitatunga, monkey, spotted-necked otter, giant forest squirrel, leopard, bushbuck, ratel and African civet. Birds: 372 species including such rarities as Ross' turaco and the blue-headed coucal. Roads: The Park has no roads, only walking trails. One of only two parks in Kenya where you can go walkabout This Park is unique in that it is only accessible by foot. Traversed by some 7 km of well-maintained wooden walkways and trails, it also offers three timbered viewing platforms where you can stake yourself out for a glimpse of the elusive Sitatunga antelope. Well-marked trails skirt the perimeter of the swamp, which can also be traversed via the wooden duckboards that go right across it. Spot the swamp star, the secretive Sitatunga (Tragelaphus spekei). Known in Swahili as the ‘Nzohe', the remarkable and rare Sitatunga (pronounced ‘statunga') is a long-legged antelope that has adapted itself to exploit the abundant food resources of the swamp habitat. Its shaggy coat is oily and water repellent while its elongated and splayed hooves allow it to walk on submerged vegetation with impunity. So specialized are these feet that the Sitatunga can easily outrun its predators in the swamp, though on land it has a much clumsier gait. Reddish-brown with a vaguely moth-eaten look, it has very large ears and (on the males) horns. Moving with slow deliberation so as to avoid detection, the Sitatunga enters the water gently and sinks down until nearly all of its body is submerged. It then spends most of the day submerged or resting in reedy shade. A good swimmer, when alarmed the Sitatunga dives deep and remains submerged but for the tip of its nose. Crepuscular and extremely shy it prefers to feed morning and evening and occasionally leaves the swamp after dark to browse. Found in scattered locations throughout western and central Africa (particularly the papyrus swamps of Lake Victoria and in the Kingwal Swamp near Kapsabet), it is only at Saiwa Swamp that these elusive creatures have become habituated to the proximity of humans. How to see a Sitatunga Watching and waiting are the tricks of the trade. You might also keep watch along the paths and tunnels that the Sitatunga makes through the reeds and rushes - especially between 6pm and 10am when they are most active. Other stars in the Saiwa Swamp cast Very conspicuous are the silken coats of the black and white colobus monkey and the white-bearded faces of the distinctive de Brazza monkey. You will also see plenty of blue and vervet monkey. Spotted-necked otter and giant forest squirrel will prove more difficult. Leopard are around, but it's unlikely you'll see one. Ornithologist's nirvana A great draw for ornithologists, the Park boasts over 372 species of birds. Rare birds include crowned hornbill, Ross' turaco and eastern grey plantain eater, while the riverine forests shelter one of Kenya's most spectacular forest birds, the Narina trogon. Most conspicuous around the Park are the grey-crowned cranes, but large numbers of ibis, duck and heron feed conspicuously in the more open patches of water. Cinnamon-chested bee-eaters are plentiful along the trails, as well as paradise flycatchers and black-headed gonoleks. Ludher's bush-shrike is also found here, but is difficult to spot being infinitely shyer. Cisticolas and warblers flit around the base of the observation towers, and long-crested eagles can often be seen perched high on the bare branches of dead trees. Blue-headed coucals can often be caught taking in the sun among the bullrushes while the reeds are home to Hartlaub's marsh widowbird and yellow bishop. When in fruit, the fig trees also offer a potent lure for double-toothed barbets. Lush flora The Park offers an interesting mix of forest and swamp vegetation and an extraordinarily diverse plant habitat. Dominated by tall bullrushes and sedges, it is bordered by a mixture of grassland, riverine forests and yellow acacia trees. Epiphytic ferns and orchids also proliferate. The wetter riverine forest is marked by gigantic strangler figs while Syzygium trees, with their dark-purple fruits, are not uncommon along the fringes of the swamp. Iridescent insects The swamp makes an ideal habitat for all manner of gorgeous dragonflies and damselflies while a profusion of jewel-hued butterflies dance along the trails (such as swallowtails and charaxes, and notably the African mocker swallowtail (Papilio dardanus). Reptiles and amphibians Home to numerous frogs and toads, and specifically the tree frogs, which are particularly noisy after a rainstorm, the swamp is also a preferred haunt of Bell's hinged tortoise. Snake life includes the forest cobra and the African rock python. As you follow the trails, you might also watch out for a side-striped chameleon. Conservation challenges The Park is entirely surrounded by intensively cultivated subsistence smallholdings (known as ‘shambas'), and so its perimeter fence marks a sharp divide between two very different habitats. Cultivation tends to be small-scale and by means of hand tools but the neighbouring farmers plough as close to the fence as possible, dramatizing the delicate balance that must be maintained between human well-being and the struggle to sustain a healthy bio-diverse habitat. Survival of the Park, therefore, is very much dependent upon close co-operation between the Kenya Wildlife Service and the surrounding community. Read the full article

[barekart]

Frog Hunting at the Pond Acrylic, ink, aerosol and pencil. Piece from my exhibition opening this Friday night! Growing up we were lucky to have a giant pond/small lake in the backyard. Amidst the deafening frog calls, we would creep about with torches and candles trying to pinpoint their location. We’d also catch the cane toads and put them in the wheelie bin (they eat our native frog species) 🐸 #bottledzoo #melbourneart #froghunting #bullrushes #ink #barekworld (at Off the Kerb Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnP8wMln-8H/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fgtbe5qg8bah

[a-poets-notebook]

I need to go somewhere. Like a vacation from my unmoving life. I grow stale in these bones and these stupid green walls and there are so many better shades of green out there that I’m missing. Green like clovers picked in giant fields that only feel as grand as they truly are when you look for four leafed clovers. Green like frogs hiding in bullrushes and jumping unintentionally into your strategically placed hand. Green like the vines that climb up walls the way I want to climb up them, gripping on with everything they have, just to prove how high they can go. Usually when I day dream, I go to places unemaginable, I go to other peoples lives, people who live and breath only within me, as a chance to feel like I’m deeper than myself. That maybe I go on forever in there. Inside this head. But lately I see myself in the passenger of some car with some person that doesnt exist travelling the miles away from here. Just away from here. I see myself lying on Parliament Hill in the second city I think of when I think of home, even though it isn’t home yet. I see myself in shopping malls that could swallow my small town whole. I’ve never felt so isolated here before.

These streets are my heart and my history and more of my future to come, I can feel all the memories I havent left on these sidewalks yet. This place is comfortable, and maybe I’ve yet to need to grow outward, but something in me feels confined.

Im growing so weak from travelling endlessly inward without ever leaving my room. This stupid wrong-shade-of-green room. I want to burst through it. Leap out of the window like a frog into life’s hands, spread in the cracks of it like the roots of clovers, something small and countless to make the ground seem so much bigger, I want to climb up these walls like vines as high as I can until finally

They are the right shade of green.

[edwardbinion06-blog]

White Home Draft beer Yard.

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[bakenmut-the-tired-vulture]

Offerings for Kemetic Deities (H)

Hapi: The Nile River

Food/Drink

Cool water

Watermelon

Pineapple

Stones

River stones

Heqet: Pregnancy Deity; Aspect of Aset

Food/Drink

Watermelon

Cantaloupe

Honeydew

Mango

Items

Frog ornaments (wood, glass, stone)

StonesScents

Rain

Cedar

Lavender

Sandalwood

ColoursFlowers

Stargazer Lilies

Crocus flowers

Bullrushes

Lotus leaves

Heru-Sa-Aset: God of Kings, Justice, and Victory; The Younger

Food/Drink

Chocolate, milk with nuts

Coffee

Bailey’s

Honey

Bread

Items

Knives

Swords

Military items

Bronze & gold jewelry

Stones

Amethyst

Carnelian

Lapis lazuli

Turquoise

Scents

Kyphi/Kapet

Sandalwood

Heru-Wer: One Who Helps Overcome Difficulties

Food/Drink

Vodka

Dark Rum

Clear rum

Oranges

Apples

Red meat

Spicy Foods (not so spicy it burns, but enough that it kicks up the flavor a bit)

Items

Metal (especially iron)

Weaponry

Cigars

Clove cigarettes

Flames

Stones

Jasper

Lapis lazuli

Scents

Orange

Colours

Orange

Red

Brown

Hethert: Goddess of Contentment, Love, and Beauty; Patroness of Women

Food/Drink

Beer

Chai tea

Cherries

Cheese (soft/mild)

Chocolate

Daifuku

Dates

Figs

Hibiscus tea

Honey

Lassi (mango or sweet)

Marzipan

Milk

Oranges

Pears

Plum wine

Pomegranates

Raspberries

Red wine

Sweet liqueurs

Tangerines

Items

Beauty products

Clothing

Cosmetics

Cowrie shells

Dance

Florida Water

Jewelry

Menat necklaces

Mirrors

Musical compositions

Perfume

Sistra

Watches

Willow Water

Stones

Carnelian

Coral

Garnet

White Jade

Red Jasper

Lapis lazuli

Malachite

Opal

Pearl

Quartz

Turquoise

Scents

Acacia

Amber

Gold Copal

Frankincense

Jasmine

Lavender

Lily

Myrrh

Nag Champa

Neroli/Orange Blossom

Patchouli

Peony

Rosewood

Sandalwood

Wild rose

Colours

Blue (especially turquoise)

Copper

Gold

Green

Orange

Pink (especially coral)

Purple

Red

Flowers

Cherry blossom

Chrysanthemum

Daisy

Daffodil

Jasmine

Lavender

Lilac

Lily

Lotus

Magnolia

Mimosa

Orchid

Rose

Sunflower

Violet

Water lily

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