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This Frog was Croaking nearby while I was taking photos of the red winged black birds. It took me awhile to find him, but I was patient and managed to get a picture of him as he started to "Croak." Taken in Gaylord, MI.
This sassy frog was sitting in the middle of a trail and would not move for anyone. Dogs were giving him trouble and he wouldn't budge. So sassy.
I don't see many of these around so it was nice to bump in to one today - it was as I was photographing this frog, that I heard the 3 Otters calling out to each other.
Last night, after a few days of non stop solid rain, we had 11 tiny Frogs on our windows.
Today, this little guy was on our bin and when I tried to get him off and let him go in the garden, he jumped on me instead. So I took him inside to photograph him.
Picture a Frog the size of your thumbnail... So sweet!
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 85mm f1.4d + Extension Tubes
In camera flash fired - f16 - 1/60
Unfortunately this shot shows the dust and dirt on our timber floors.
One of many found on a rainy night by road cruising through open farmland dotted with ponds. In this area, pickerel frogs seem to inhabit farmland far from their normal stream habitat
A kewl red/pink frog trapped on the outdoor stairs to the basement.
Ofcourse I helped him towards freedom, so he thanked me by letting me take a close up picture of him on the garden table.
No colour changes made in postprocessing, he really was this pink!
Some kind of mutation?
This is just a little Leopard Frog hanging out in the garden. They only get to be about 2 inches, 50mm long full grown in this sitting position. I have lots of them. They are very colorful, and very cool.
Sandy Hollow
Eric Rittmeyer thinks these _Acris_ from Sandy Hollow are all _A. gryllus_, Southern Cricket Frog
2011; Marsh Frog Pelophylax ridibundus or Rana ridibunda, Krka National, Croatia.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
Having just missed treading on this little frog I thought his luck should be recorded in a photograph.