Reptiles and Amphibians

I am very pleased with your interest in tree frogs. So I will add 2 more photos in full format. Here I like how its back is bent against a leaf ... :)
(both photos are taken with R7). The photos are from the Czech Republic, the city of Břeclav - Poštorná.

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I am very pleased with your interest in tree frogs. So I will add 2 more photos in full format. Here I like how its back is bent against a leaf ... :)
(both photos are taken with R7). The photos are from the Czech Republic, the city of Břeclav - Poštorná.
Please keep posting. Which lens did you use?
 
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On Hawaii we have few "tree frogs" (actually semi-arboreal). This one is the most colorfully. Here it's not poisonous: they acquire the poison from the insects in their menu and we don't have here that insects.

And Green (Carolina) Anole from today - they use to change their color but it's a slow process, this one is still with the color it use for hunting in dark, under the vegetation.

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