The British Common (though not so common these days) Frog

Poisonous Tree Frog

I came acros this orange frog while on holiday in Hazyview South Africa. I love the detail in the eyes. Still not sure about the type of frog. I think it may be an eastern olive toad or raucous toad. Can anyone confirm this or help me out with this one?

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Close-up of: Common Tree Frog, Boomkikker, Hyla arborea © this picture made by Dominic Smith of Dominic Smith Photography. All rights reserved. © 2012-2016

Wood Frog

4/21/12

Middlesex, VT

I tried to catch him, he wouldn't have any of it.

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Adjusted curves to lower the amount of green, used my "default" setting in unsharp mask to make a few details clearer.

"Kiss me, I´m a bewitched princess !"

little frog

See the suction cups on their toes

Posing for the camera.

Southern Leopard Frog

Lighted with a Norman 800 WS strobe and umbrella. You can see the umbrella in the frog's eye.

Yellow and black dart frog

Frog

Shot with Nikon D700 and 105mm F2.8 Sigma © Craig Richardson 2011. All rights reserved.

Olympus digital camera

I usually don't like frogs, but this one on the road was a funny looking one! After I took this photo, I rescued him from the road.

Large Crowned red hearts on a field of smaller pink hearts. Large red hearts are approximately 3.5 inches tall by 3 inches across.

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unknown id

I think this was a Pacific tree frog, held by the Tree Frog Treks guy.

green tree frog

shell on the frog.

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a Common Frog crossing the path at Pebsham Lane

Olympus digital camera

Green frog

these frogs are smaller than my little fingernail and I have thousands of then in my pond,

Portugal, 2016

A tiny frog is rendered big using a wideangle lens + extension tubes. This cooperative little guy was less than an inch long and was only about half an inch from the front element of my lens.

The same Western Chorus Frog as previously mentioned upon release. They're fantastic little frogs.

Litoria latopalmata

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