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Location: Petrie Island, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Do you know that a bunch of Frogs is called a Army of Frogs and Toads a Knot of Toads? I learn something new everyday...

RIBBIT

This one is for all those that will get pranked today for April Fools.

 

Found this guy when I was leaving Pacific Law Pro's.

On our back lawn

Little crickett frog from one of the swamp bogs near my house. Gotta get some night shots with the air sac puffed up.

His eyes are too big to be believed. They kind of weird me out.

Frog, Paignton zoo, shot through glass.

Frog resting comfortable on shoreline of cove at Lake Alexander in CT.

Wonders Of Nature

Frog in a dried up pond in woodland near Cowfold, West Sussex

Female Green Frog, Cranberry Lake Preserve, NY

 

This is a female because the tympanic membrane is the same size as the eye.

 

Check it out large!

While photographing Green Tree Frogs at a wet land need Atlanta, Ga this one jumped from the cat tail it was on onto my shirt. It stayed long enough on my finger to let me get a couple of quick shots. When the model shoot was over he/she quickly jumped back onto the cat tail from which he /her came

Photoshoot in a lightbox with a wood frog.

Probably a Common Frog - Rana temporaria

A frog surveys the many lily pad choices

Super Duper Sick Froggo.

Sussex County, NJ

May 24, 2015

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

green tree frog Rapid Creek 2006

Frog, Credit River, May 2009

Near Searcy, White County, Arkansas, USA

this little girl chased this frog all over at my grandsons birthday party today. then she patiently showed it to all the other kids. i was so impressed by how unafraid of it she was. then she told all the others they needed to wash their hands because they had toad juice on them!

frog after the rain

(8/31/15) our dusk to dawn light attracts insects which in turn attracts these guys to the house siding at night

D7000 + Vivitar 12 mm macro extension tube + Nikkor 85 mm

Seleger Moor, Switzerland

Stuck to a mirror, Ueno park Tokyo

There is an old logging trail behind our subdivision, and on that trail you find many puddles. These are some of the less skittish residents of those puddles. Some of them actually came right to me to have their pictures taken. Others I had to make sacrifices for... like my sweater (fell in the puddle), my shoe (sunk into the mud) and my ankle (surrendered to a thorn bush!).

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