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I was within a foot or two of stepping on this pair, but they were unconcerned. They are not mating, or even the same species, just side by side.
Leonard J. Buck Garden, Far Hills, NJ
There were lots of these frogs in this stream. They may be marsh frogs (Rana ridibunda) but I would be happy to have that confirmed or corrected.
Seen on an afternoon stroll through the fields beside the village of Govedartsi, where we were staying.
i was walking in banagher glen ireland when i came across this little chap walking down the middle of the road so i got down too his level and asked if i could take his photo to which he croaked ok mate do your best.
They say the Lemur Frog population has fallen by a half in the last 15 years in part due to habitat loss and chytrid fungus.
Photo taken on a Wildlife Photography Workshop at the Manchester Museum.
Thanks to Chris Mattison (Natural History Photographer), Andrew Gray (Curator of the Vivarium), Adam and Tom
There are thousands of frogs living in the marsh. Photographed in Peers Wetland, near Wallaceburg, Ontario.
I didn't expect to see a frog in December when it was cold.
No esperaba ver una rana en diciembre cuando hacÃa frÃo.
Lithobates pipiens—Lac Saint-François National Wildlife Area, Quebec, Canada. Ramsar site no. 361.