I previously posted a canal zone tree frog and an hourglass tree frog from my trip to Panama. But not in the same photo on the same leaf. These two completely unrelated frogs seemed perfectly content to be sharing the same real estate. This one goes out to the other frog lover in my family, my sister Mo, in honor of her birthday on Sunday — a double shot of the Friday frog. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 105mm macro lens, ISO 200, f/25 at 1/60th of a second, two Nikon SB-900 flash units
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I previously posted a canal zone tree frog and an hourglass tree frog from my trip to Panama. But not in the same photo on the same leaf. These two completely unrelated frogs seemed perfectly content to be sharing the same real estate. This one goes out to the other frog lover in my family, my sister Mo, in honor of her birthday on Sunday — a double shot of the Friday frog.
Unbelievable color in those amphibians, Sean. Keep those froggies coming at us!
Thanks Sue. Plenty more frogs to share. One of my very favorite subjects.
great pic. ) sure wish we had color ful frogs like this in the usa. ?
—– Latest models on the floor
—– Quite ready for some leafy sport
—– Test drive one today .
As always best present, you know how much I love my frogs!! Thank you for this post Seanie!!!!
Just goes to show you how all lives can matter!
Beautiful colors on those two! Great find.
Thanks Andi. Got lucky having them both choose the same leaf to sit on.