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Two final images from last night after the storms. These are male Litoria gracilenta trying there hardest to attract a female. Nice to find these in the suburbs of Brisbane :)
Masked or New Granada cross-banded Treefrog (Smilisca phaeota). Photographed near Cahuita, Costa Rica.
Costa Rica - Dendropsophus ebraccatus, also known as the hourglass treefrog or pantless treefrog, is a neotropical treefrog, found scattered throughout Central and South America from southern Mexico to northern Ecuador
COMPANY AT LAKE, SMALL TREE FROG, ABOUT 2 INCHES LONG, SITTING ON CONCRETE PICNIC TABLE WHEN I GOT THERE.
A day later at the same location in southern Florida, USA.
These frogs are fascinating. The Squirrel Tree Frog (Hyla squirella) is nocturnal but during the day they can be found hiding on the underside of palm leaves. They have the ability to change their color from brown to yellow/green to green in order to blend with their surroundings as is evident here. The color pattern and lines of the frog closely match the palm leaf to which it is clinging. This individual was small, about 13 mm or ½ inch in body length.
Had this little guy sitting on our window last night ;-) He posed nicely for a while and I got a couple more shots to share.
Have a great day everybody!
We hada storm come through late this afternoon with over 25mm rain in about 30 minutes... and that means frogs! Here are some Graceful Treefrogs (Litoria gracilenta) enjoying it this evening.
I haven’t found a tree frog in a flower for several years, so I was thrilled to spot this tiny treasure in a rudbeckia next to the path at the local bird sanctuary!
Normally these treefrogs can be found in bushes ( mainly blackberry ). These treefrog was sitting in a birch-tree ( about two meters high ).
This little guy from Northern Australia was most accommodating in his poses. This image is my personal favourite from my Reptile photoshoot in Bournemouth England last November (best viewed large)
Thanks for all your kind comments and fav's, they really are appreciated.
De boomkikker is een prachtige kleine grasgroene kikker met zuignapjes aan het einde van vingers en tenen, waardoor hij goed kan klimmen.
Ze zijn meestal 's nachts actief en leven in struiken, bomen of riet.
Helaas is in Nederland het inmiddels een zeldzame soort.
THE WET SEASON ARRIVES
Portrait of a superb male Dainty Tree Frog (Litoria gracilenta) that was spotted out and about in a torrential downpour down the road from my joint recently.
Taken with a Fuji GFX 50S body coupled to a rare, vintage film-era, Medium Format (6x4.5) Bronica Zenzanon PE 105mm/ f. 4.5 1:1 macro lens from the 1990’s using a third party adapter.