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This young tree frog has proved to be a bit of a mystery. Note that it still has a remnant of its tadpole tail. The mystery is what is between the tail and the hind leg. Unfortunately, I did not notice the strange deformity until I processed the photo – otherwise I would have spent some additional time with the frog trying to get better views of it. The consensus of my herpetologist friends is that it is likely a limb bud development error. The cause for the limb bud misfire (if that is what it is) could have been due to toxins, injury or parasitism. University of Maryland Central Farm, Maryland.
During a storm, the driveway was littered with treefrogs. It was like playing "Frogger" to get to my house. These guys were caught in the act, hopping along.
We get these in our Florida backyard, chirping beneath our window at night, but they are camera-shy. This one posed for his portrait in the Audubon Insectarium, New Orleans.
I love these animals, they're so cute. ^_^ They are Pacific Tree Frogs (Pseudacris regilla)).
Taken on August 6th, 2010 on Denman Island, BC, Canada.
c. 2009 Helen K. Passey
Young Pacific treefrog on Bill Warriner rose. This little guy is the tiniest I've ever seen, and he took up residence in this rose cluster for almost two weeks, right outside my front door.
A small treefrog rests on a day lily as the summer sun beats down.
This photo was not staged. I actually found this little treefrog just like this, settled on this day lily. I think what really makes the capture complete for me is the pollen scattered across the frog's back.
Thanks for viewing! :)
Tyr, with his messed up left hand, hanging out on a big fat Pothos vine. I had actually planned to trim this particular section of the plant as it's starting to overgrow the vivarium, but he took a shine to it before the pruners came out.
Lighting info:
-Parchment paper placed above and behind to the camera left, and a larger piece camera right.
-Sunpak 433d firing through each piece of paper.
-Triggered by rf-602's.
-Shot through the glass of the tank.
That cute miniature beaver tail..
I wish these had come out better. Lynda must not have been holding the flashlight right...
red-eyed treefrog, tree frog, Agalychnis callidryas, found in the lowlands of northeastern and southwestern Costa rica. danaus Nature Center near Fortuna.
Calling male of Hypsiboas leptolineatus.
Where: São Francisco de Paula, Rio Grande do Sul.
When: 11/2014.
I was out in the pond very early and found the grasses were full of little Tree Frogs....they were so adorable!
I didn't think the day could get better after finding a new American frogbit record... then I saw my first wild treefrog!
Hyla squirella - This frog was on a house(along
with others of it's kind) in Brunswick County,
Calabash, North Carolina.
6-28-08
Our new treefrog hanging out on some pothos, the vivarium wonder plant.
Lighting info:
-Sunpak 433 bounced off 2'x3' piece of white foamcore camera right, maybe 5"~6"away
-triggered with rf-602
A juvenile Red-webbed Treefrog (Hypsiboas rufitelus) sits on a leaf at night at the Canopy Lodge, El Valle de Anton, Panama