Posts tagged frog

Like a Mirror. Photo by Nicholas Reusen

Like a Mirror. Photo by Nicholas Reusen

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animalkingd0m: Convict Treefrog by Mariska Boertjens

animalkingd0m:

Convict Treefrog by Mariska Boertjens

earthlynation: Little Albino

earthlynation:

Little Albino

Cool green frog (by Tambako the Jaguar)

Cool green frog (by Tambako the Jaguar)

Flickr / tambako

lizardking90: Blue Poison Dart Frogs Photograph by George Grall

lizardking90:

Blue Poison Dart Frogs

Photograph by George Grall

by Andi Gebhardt

by Andi Gebhardt

njwight: Peek-a-boo…

njwight:

Peek-a-boo…

White’s Tree Frog and Amazon Milk Frog. Photo by Reptiles Plus

White’s Tree Frog and Amazon Milk Frog. Photo by Reptiles Plus

Flickr / reptilesplus

Amazon Milk Frog. Photo by Joachim S Muller

Amazon Milk Frog. Photo by Joachim S Muller

Flickr / joachim_s_mueller

lizardking90: The Amazon milk frog, a large species of arboreal frog native to the Amazon Rainforest in South America. -ifuckinglovescience

lizardking90:

The Amazon milk frog, a large species of arboreal frog native to the Amazon Rainforest in South America.

-ifuckinglovescience

p-e-r-e-g-r-i-n-e: Poison Dart Frog — JT Johnson

p-e-r-e-g-r-i-n-e:

Poison Dart Frog — JT Johnson

njwight: Now appearing on the banner: Strawberry poison dart frog in all it’s glorious aposematic coloration…(Ok…I am trying to impress the science geeks. :-)

njwight:

Now appearing on the banner: Strawberry poison dart frog in all it’s glorious aposematic coloration…(Ok…I am trying to impress the science geeks. :-)

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njwight: The strawberry poison dart frog (also called the blue-jeans) is the coolest little dude I have ever seen. I loved trying to track them down and got pretty muddy capturing this shot. He was about the size of Tylenol - but with teenie-tiny legs. So, not exactly a large subject to find in the jungle, but that colour sure helps! (Hand held with a 100m macro, f4, 1/250 ISO 6400, kneeling in mud.)

njwight:

The strawberry poison dart frog (also called the blue-jeans) is the coolest little dude I have ever seen. I loved trying to track them down and got pretty muddy capturing this shot. He was about the size of Tylenol - but with teenie-tiny legs. So, not exactly a large subject to find in the jungle, but that colour sure helps! (Hand held with a 100m macro, f4, 1/250 ISO 6400, kneeling in mud.)