It is on mine as well, but in my non-expert defense, it was about 9 pm when I took this shot...
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It is on mine as well, but in my non-expert defense, it was about 9 pm when I took this shot...
MrSarcastic
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Another in my Frogs on Flowers series (which has become a photographic theme for me of late). The first one in the series I posted on my Facebook account, and a friend asked if I move these frogs to get the pictures. I don't; I generally check all the day lilies in the yard to see if any are hiding inside, and sometimes as I try to get the pictures, the little guys will move. I try to avoid stressing the little buggers.
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Circle B Bar Reserve frogs
Green Tree Frog
Some big frog
I never seen a tree frog the second one is a bull frog also keep going there so when im down you'll have all the good spots scoped out
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I will do my best!I never seen a tree frog the second one is a bull frog also keep going there so when im down you'll have all the good spots scoped out
... also keep going there so when im down you'll have all the good spots scoped out
I know from experience at Wako - that will be really hard to do!! Wildlife tends to move around a bit!!
I know from experience at Wako - that will be really hard to do!! Wildlife tends to move around a bit!!
That is a very true statement!! But we shall see...
Stoshowicz
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Theraphosa
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One of the Gray Tree Frogs (Hyla chrysoscelis or H. versicolor) not sure of the exact species. This guy was sampling the bugs under my front porch light.
Scott Murray
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Green Tree Frog - Quite common here in the wet season.
