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Kata Noi, Phuket. Thailand.

Golden Tree Frog from a shot from a wildlife macro session at Wex Photographic with Wild Arena

Series of photos showing frog eating another frog

Lithobates pipiens—Petrie Island, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

Read about my holiday to Florida in my blog.

Pacific Tree frog, near Sierra Valley Ca.

Baby Pixie Frog or African Bullfrog seen at Pets N You in Red Lion, PA.

Adults grow to be almost a foot in length and weigh up to 3 lbs.

Pseudacris ocularis

 

December, 2011. Withlacoochee State Forest, Florida.

 

This is the smallest species of frog in North America and is endemic to the southeastern United States. This individual was found along the edge of a large cypress swamp in central Florida.

This behemoth has been scaring me when I go to my pond.

Lithobates sphenocephalus from South Carolina, a very widespread species

Here is a photo of "my" Green Frog. Technically I have no ownership of this living creature, but I tend to use that word to describe it. It lives in my small pond & stream. This Green Frog tends to stay in and around the stream while "my" Bull Frog sticks around the pond. I really like the coloration on its face. The red plants are called Fairy Moss, and freely float around the pond until fish find it. Most of the time I can find it in this exact spot. Its pretty cool to be able to look out my bedroom window and see a couple of frogs and goldfish.

Tree frog posing in Kinabatangan, Malaysia

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He (?) was calling like crazy. Then every now and then he'd have to take a breather (sorry!) and fill up with air again. Florence County, South Carolina. I think this is a green tree-frog. Hyla.

Spotted litter frog (Leptobrachium hendricksoni) (?). They seemed shy and would stay closer and closer to the floor with every shot you take! Before long, they were practically lying flat on the floor . Selangor, Malaysia.

 

More amphibias and reptiles: orionmystery.blogspot.com/2012/12/tropical-reptiles-amphi...

I found a little frog on the side of the spar bath so I put him back in the garden after crawling around on my head in Darwin Australia

By day, when I'm not working, I stalk frogs.

The green frog is often confused with her more famous cousin, the bullfrog. To advertise her uniqueness, she runs her dorsolateral skin folds all the way down her back, instead of clipping them short at the ear.

 

Lithobates clamitans, Union County, Illinois.

Jon fished him out and he sat for a while before disappearing under the shrubs.

Lithobates clamitans. A male, judging by the size of the tympanum, with a mosquito on its leg.

"Time's fun when you're having flies!"

At the Canadian Museum of Nature, you can see many living plants and animals, like this tree frog. In the Animalium section there are many varieties of frogs kept and cared for in glass-paned cubicles filled with plants from their natural habitats. Many of the frogs are well camouflaged and your eyes may need to search the space before you realize a frog is sitting there in plain sight.

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The Canadian Museum of Nature is Canada's national natural history museum. The museum is located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada "The Canadian Museum of Nature"

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Le Musée canadien de la nature est le musée national d'histoire naturelle du Canada. Le Musée est situé à Ottawa (Ontario), Canada. "Le Musée canadien de la nature"

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A muddy small frog, playing in a puddle. Taken May 2016 in Monk's Wood Cambridgeshire during a futile search for butterflies.

Sussex County, NJ

May 11, 2013

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I noticed this baby frog in the grass alongside the stream. It was tiny - just a few centimetres, and once I'd seen this one I could see lots of others all hoping though the grass. I had to tread carefully on the way back!

 

This was another reversed lens macro with my Canon 50mm, set to about f/11 and with pop-up flash.

Lithobates clamitans from Harris County, Texas

watercolor on paper 15x21cm

One in the hand is worth 2 in the pond I guess.

Cyclorana brevipes. Sybella Creek, Mount Isa, QLD.

This frog scared my pretty good considering that it was in a crease of my garage door opener for the outside. After I lifted the hinge, it just out fast and peed everywhere.

View large on black

 

Saw this cute little fella in the woods today

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