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Northern Leopard Frog (Lithobates pipiens) from Jefferson County, Colorado, USA.

european tree frog (hyla arborea), Laubfrosch

A calling male Pine Woods Treefrog. Wakulla Co, FL.

A lovely week in Maine.

Photo by John 6-16

This little fella caused a lot of laughter with the grandies when it hopped into the house and grandad couldn't catch it...lol...he did eventually but when he let it go outside he somehow managed to get stung on his throat by a wasp! Poor grandad! x

For the purpose of identification! From the same rock as

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A frog peeping out of the water in our pond.

Taken on 04/18/08

It's spring, even the animals behave like that....

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This frog Kausar given me today

 

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Hiroshima Peace Park

Common Frog (Rana temporaria).

Weber Spur Trail, between Bryn Mawr and the abandoned railroad bridge, LaBagh Woods, Chicago, Illinois. The Weber Spur Trail is an abandoned Union Pacific Railroad right of way. The rails are gone now, leaving a rustic trail full of interesting flora and fauna.

Green Tree Frog (Litoria caerula) on black background. Northern Territory, Australia

A frog in the pond. Taken on the 8th August 2010.

A cute frog on my door

Green frog staring at the camera

Shot at the zoo, Paris.

With flash, through the glass.

_MG_7805g Frog Fairchild Botanical Garden Coral gables Florida

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Beautiful Tree Frog looking happy in his water lilly

Found this little fella hopping around the back garden. Is it a Frog or a Toad? I can never tell.

Photographed in the Oliphant Fen, near the village of Oliphant, in the Bruce Peninsula, Ontario.

Taken at Vancouver Lake.

...not for this little fella, all on his own on the other side of the pond.

Rana temporaria

Video showing the progress of my Iberian Water frog drawing.

 

An original drawing of an Iberian Water Frog or Perez’s Frog taken from an original photograph by Victoria Hillman (Also me, my wildlife photography is done under my maiden name).

 

Although these frogs are not native to the UK they have become naturalised and the reference photo is from several months of observing and photographing a naturalised population in Somerset.

 

Available as a fine art print.

 

mademe.co.uk/product/iberian-water-frog-print/

 

Slightly blown out, apologies. Photo taken near Scioto River, Columbus, Ohio.

 

Maori Name: poraka

 

Order: Anura

Species: Liroria raniformis

Status: Introduced, common, resident (In New Zealand, Native to Southern Australia, imported in 1876)

Habitat: marches; swampy grounds

Food: mostly insects, larger adults sometimes small fish or skink. Tadpoles are vegetarian.

Adult up to 10 cm; this specimen was about 5-6 cm

Most active at night.

 

Location was the glass of the back door. We only see the Bell Frogs when it's raining or just after.

 

Picture rotated to the right.

Information based on Field guide to New Zealand Wildlife ISBN 1-86950-300-7

  

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