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There is nothing to see here. Just listen. At night our ditch is alive with frogs. You can hear them but not see them. My first attempt was poor quality as I was not close enough. So in this take I try to approach a particularly vocal group. I cannot see them but they are well aware of my presence. And half way through this take they shut up as I get too close
These little treefrogs love hanging out in my yard. I like taking pictures of them so much, I don't even mind all the mosquito bites I get in the process!
(Canon 60D EF70-300mm lens, 1/6 sec @ f/6.3 ISO 400, 90mm)
A green treefrog I rescued from a bloke's toilet. He couldn't go until the frog went. Frog is now living in my fishpond.
Note the latex glove. Acid in skin is bad for frogs. Toilet bowl = Okay. Human skin = not okay. *shrugs*
Gray treefrog in the backyard. They're everywhere this year...on plants, in pots on the deck and hanging planters. They do blend in, though, being 1 1/2" and green like the foliage.
Treefrog (Hyla sp.), seeking shade under a sign on the railing at the hawkwatch platform. Cape May Point State Park, New Jersey. September 28, 2017.
The tiny treefrog has an amazing eye. This was my first time out with the 180 in the dark. It is hard to focus in the dark.