Waiting for a lady by durleybeachbum
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There are fewer frogs than toads in my garden, but today there was a significant amount of spawn from both species. This is a male frog.
Anther beauty Here
I notice that quite a few of you seem to think these are big creatures, but in fact I can sit 3 or 4 in my cupped hands. Even the biggest female frog can fit in the palm of my hand !
Comments (15)
Nice photo! Down in the pools by the water treatment plant there are lots of them. Small ones, but my can they make loud noises! Would be fun to catch one to hold and study, but they are quick! I'd be up to my neck in water in no time at all if I were to try! Keep up the good work! :-)
superb phc
Great photos! Thanks for the size information
Its the same everywhere, waiting for the right one. Or at least the right one for right now. Two outstanding captures.
cool shot
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Lovely pic , I try to see he is handsome
I think our pussy cat would make short work of these lovely creatures!
Thanks for the information Andrea.
Yes I have heard photos makes one look larger, guess that goes for frogs as well ~
The pictures are awesome, thanks.
XxOo
Cool capture!
Cute! Aloha
again a funny expression! thanks for the humorous captures 😀
Very nice composition.
I see almost no frogs living where I live...one has to get out of the city to start seeing frogs. I've loved your frog shots, making love, preparing to make love, floating, spawning...This shot is about a frog as part of 'water': You captured the strange "vector lines" that water makes around these creatures, and the sheen on its body. As well as the gold inlay of its eyes. Beautiful shot of a creature surrounded by jewel-like water. Quite compelling.
("quite compelling" sounds like a soundbite from a pretentious review...ugh...I can't stand the way I write sometimes. But I mean the phrase exactly.)