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Breeding season. These (and the toads) are all over the paths, pavements, roads. I sneezed and one flew out my nose :-)

Paarungszeit für Kröten. Diese beiden glaubten sie wären nicht zu sehen, wenn sie sich tot stellen😎

Frogs - Garden Pond. Taken a while ago now but found on my other camera memory card. Shows the male presumably on top of the female who is laying the first clump of spawn in our pond. Unsure of the globules on the male or whether this is normal, does anyone know?

Have fantastic weekend, my friends! :)

 

In Explore already. Thank you, my friends!!! :)

This Euphlyctis hexadactylus, also known as the green pond frog, Indian green frog, and Indian five-fingered frog was seen floating in water's surface, partially resting on the lily leaf.

This is my best side.

Rhacophorus nigropalmatus

Western Chorus Frog (Pseudacris triseriata) Jackson Co, Illinois

Frog spawn X2. Focus stacked using zerene. Spawning in my small pond just started.

Some surface cell structure visible

I really worked hard on making a creative title for this shot :)

See my "Trick to Shooting Frogs" here: ComposingTheMoment.com/blog/the-trick-to-shooting-frogs.html

Sussex County, NJ

September 17, 2017

Green Frog by Adam Turow

Middletown, NJ.

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Frog City macro workshop in Montville

Cretan Frog (Pelophylax cretensis) - Κρητικός Βάτραχος.

 

As seen, in captivity, at the Natural History Museum of Crete.

 

This is a species of green water frog, endemic to the island of Crete.

It's listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List.

 

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This Motorbike Frog was having a lovely time hiding out in the Staghorn Fern in the shadehouse - much wetter and cooler in there in summer.

Cleaning up down in the shade house and stumbled across this little guy.

This handsome frog is waiting for his princess to kiss.

 

Macro day in an indoor studio

with Angi

one of our fish ponds. Our backyard. Southeastern, Connecticut

De boomkikker of Europese boomkikker (Hyla arborea) is de bekendste Europese kikker uit de familie boomkikkers (Hylidae).

 

De boomkikker komt voor in een groot deel van Europa en is de enige soort uit de familie boomkikkers die voorkomt in België en Nederland. De kikker leeft op open zonbeschenen plekken in relatief dicht begroeide en vrij vochtige biotopen in de buurt van water. Het is een boombewonende soort die zich ophoudt tussen het gebladerte. Het voedsel bestaat uit verschillende ongewervelden zoals insecten en de kikker heeft diverse vijanden zoals vogels en zoogdieren. De boomkikker wordt in een deel van zijn verspreidingsgebied bedreigd door uiteenlopende menselijke activiteiten.

 

De lichaamslengte is ongeveer 4 tot 5 centimeter, de boomkikker is van alle West-Europese kikkers te onderscheiden door de egale lichtgroene kleur op de rug en de relatief gladde huid zonder wratten zoals padden of langwerpige klierlijsten op de rug zoals veel echte kikkers. De boomkikker is tevens de enige soort in de Benelux waarvan de vingers en tenen hechtschijven dragen

 

Scientific name: Raorchestes glandulosus

On EXPLORE, Sept. 29.

Black-spotted Rock Frog (Stuarois natator) - Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia

 

These frogs were cool in that they utilized several different habitats from what I saw. During the day I saw them on rocks near very small to large streams in fairly calm areas as well as sitting on rocks surrounded by cascades. Then during the night these frogs would take to the trees and I would see them above ground on vegetation and saplings sometimes as far as 2 meters above the ground. This is one of the few species of frog in Borneo that is diurnally active however I did see several of them active at night on atleast one occasion, in some of the areas that these frogs are day active in the closely related Rock Skipper Frog (Staurois latopalmatus) replaces them during the night.

Poolside visitor.

Frog from Mindo cloud forest, Ecuador.

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-Health injury/stress levels (scale 1-10-->☠️)

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⏳-time in captivity

📷 - in situ

- studio

🎨 - Use of cloning or extensive post processing

This little baby frog still has his tadpole tail. Photo taken in the Lily Pond at Mount Coot-tha Botanical Gardens at Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Masked Tree Frog (Rhacophorus angulirostris) - Mount Kinabalu National Park, Malaysia

 

This frog is known from fewer than five locations and its habitat is declining in quality and size. It is only found in primary submontane and montane forests in the Crocker range and strangely at one site in Sumatra in Indonesia. Due to its restricted range and the threats facing it, this species has been listed as endangered. It is not too difficult to find in the montane forest of Mount Kinabalu, where this species can sometimes be seen perching near streams which are found in montane forest above 1000 m asl. This species has a rather variable coloration so despite its common name (masked tree frog) this particular individual is missing the mask.

Latin name: Rana temporaria.

 

Estenstaddammen in Trondheim in Norway.

Jardin botanique de Strasbourg

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