Amphibian 2 by Leeco
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Nikon 7900 image.
Here is another image of a Tree frog to go with yesterday's posting - (Amphibian).
I cannot remember when I last saw one of these once common little critters but it has been a number of years, so I was pretty amazed that within the space of a day, I found two different ones. Not only that but they also demonstrated two of the three different color variations that are local varieties. Yesterday's was a mottled green. Today's is smooth green with a white stripe down each side and the third is smooth gray with a yellow strip down each side.
Neither of the ones I found stayed around for long. I just got a couple of pics of them before each hopped into the underbrush and completely disappeared.
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee
Comments (11)
I have to giggle at this. Tree frogs are so oddly formed. They are perfect for their environment but so silly looking. The toes are marvelous! Great shot.
Superb shot, great creature.
how good of him to sit there for you and not jump out of your hand !! wonderful find and macro of this little guy!!
Amazing "Guy"!!!!!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
So beautiful ! :)
Amazing capture with nice clarity, Well Done!
Great Shot ! ! Beautiful Frog !
Very well done. 5+.
You seem at one with nature Lee and the critters sense this and respond to you. The number of little critters you have had in the palm on the finger right up close and in your face. I certainly take my hat off to you. The patience you have and the love and care you show is outstanding. Another great shot, as far as I am concerned anyhow. Photography at its best! Bravo!!!!! 5 is not enough!
Great capture...
You seem to have an amazing affininty for the tiniest of creatures. They climb on, and around you and seem to know that you will present them in a kindly light to the bigger denizens of this world.