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Found this moaning frog in front yard when gardening.
Taken with Sony A350 DSLR, 55-200 @ 200mm.
ISO 100, f/5.6, 1/125s
Iv Never Owned A Digital Camera, iv Always Just Had Phones, This Shot Was Also Taken With A Sony Ericsson.-In The Dark, The Only Light Is From The Flash
A baby frog
While cutting grass today, bumped into this little fella. 3-4cm in length, it was crawling of the wet grass, clearly disturbed by the lawnmower. I moved it to safety, and went on with the job. Later, I came back with the camera, and found it again and managed to get it to hold still for just long enough to take a few shots.
Picture taken with a Sony T1 pocket camera on macro setting, using available light (yes, it was hard!)
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This was supposed to by me entry to the "Animal" theme photo contest, but could not make it to the session.
I get a lot of these on the patio. I had one hitch a ride onto the van once. He travelled from MS to Alabama.
If you look closely you will see a little frog at the opening of the bird hole. this was taken many years ago before the digital age and I had a cheap little camera so it didn't come out too good.
Taken from the shore of the lower John's Pond, the wetlands pond, and from the boat when we took it out to get different perspectives.
Common Name: Dusty Glass Frog Scientific Name: Hyalinobatrachium pulveratum Order: Anura Family: Centrolenidae Photographer: Martin Eiblmaier
These tiny frogs vary from all-brown to almost all-green, with differing degrees of spotting. Is this a Northern or Southern?
Danish pastry - a typical one, or traditional :) Not easily found in your local shop but it was a nice search and perfection when I finally found the little bakery that sold them. This was a wonderful flaky croissant-like pastry. I think it ever so slightly sweetened by a little bit of honey. There were seeds on the outside - some poppy and sesame and some other I did not recognize. It's quite large and definitely yummy!