This giant neotropical toad wasn’t exactly pleased, but accepting at least of having his picture taken. He allowed me a few flash bursts before… well, he didn’t go anywhere, just stared at me with that disapproving glare. We were in the town of El Valle in Panama. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 800, f/8 at 1/160th of a second
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This giant neotropical toad wasn’t exactly pleased, but accepting at least of having his picture taken. He allowed me a few flash bursts before… well, he didn’t go anywhere, just stared at me with that disapproving glare. We were in the town of El Valle in Panama.
Approximately how large is this pewter-hued toad, Sean? It is quite a shot given the toad’s near-disapproving glare.
The females are the big ones. They can grow to over nine inches in length.
Not a frog but always love a good toad pic!
Thanks Mo. Toads are people too.
Sure grow them big there usually take a big leap when you try to shot a photo , this guy was hamming it up for you
Aunt Sue
—– YOU TALKIN’ TO ME
—– South of the border standoff
—– Down.Panama way .
How giant is he?
I’d say this one was a big more than six inches. The largest grow more than nine inches.