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Combination of 8 pictures, each one focusing on different parts of the frog. No rail used here, just the camera on a tripod.
Common Frog
(Rana temporaria)
Tyresta National Park,
Stockholm,
Sweden
Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 USM Macro-lens
Couple of Dentrobates Auratus frogs in a costarrican forest, in SarapiquÃ, Limón.
They didn't seem to mind a very exited "photographer" standing a few cms from them. I guess they were too much into the fight!
I took this on the bank of a reservoir near me. There were hundreds of tiny frogs coming out of the the water and they were adorable!
Just for scale, the yellow flower is a buttercup!
Common Frogs are amphibians, coming to ponds to breed during the spring and spending much of the rest of the year feeding on dry land, in woodland, gardens, hedgerows and tussocky grassland. Frogs are a familiar inhabitant of garden ponds, where they lay their eggs in big clumps of spawn. They feed on a variety of invertebrates and smaller amphibians. Females are bigger than males.
According to the Ebay seller, this little fella is a direct descendant of the frog that Konami based their 1981 video game "Frogger" on.
Northern Leopard Frog
(Lithobates pipiens)
O'Neal Ecological Reserve
Bannock County, Idaho
17 April 2010
When we disembarked our houseboat, we were greeted by river banks full of frogs...no wonder there are oodles of herons in the Danube Delta. Plenty of food!!!
About a dozen frogs were all competing to produce their next generation in the pond at the bottom of the garden.
i won this frog as a consolation prize in a game where you threw rings at plastic alligators floating in a kiddie pool.
Tree Frog trying to catch some early morning rays at Hornsby Bend Bird Observatory, Austin (Travis County), Texas. Many thanks to Photon Freak for leading me to this little guy.
Tree Frog from South Central China, Enping, Guangdong - M8 with 50mm Summicron-M 1:2 @ ISO 160 highly cropped
A young frog emerging from one of our backyard ponds. It still has a tail but that will be absorbed by the frog over the next day or so.
A frog that i catch in the mini lake of mine. I love sooooo much frogs, and this one was so funny. It was so stationary when i was taking this picture....then it made a big jump in the lake :D