Reptiles and Amphibians

[@zajicekpavel]

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.

 

[P-visie]

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?

 

[@zajicekpavel]

Prosím, pište dál. Jaký objektiv jste použil/a?

Canon RF 100 - 400 + TK 1.4

 

[Click]

I really like the first one. Well done, Pavel.

 

[ISv]

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.

 

[ISv]

Canon RF 100 - 400 + TK 1.4

"Prosím, pište dál..."
Nebo "zverejnit fotku"...?

 

[SirIssacNewton]

Mississippi Map Turtle, taken with my Canon R8 and RF 600mm f11

 

[ISv]

Today some of my colleagues asked if I have photos of the Jackson Chameleon. I found only two specimens... In the film era I had several, I would be very disappointed if their population is in crisis! Yeah, I know they are invasive but they are still interesting addition to the local "flora" (fauna if you prefer )!
First specimen (the same individual) is from 2017, the baby is from 2021 and they are the very last I have seen!
Looking for the Chameleons in my folder "Reptiles and Amphibians" I found a photo that didn't made any sense for saving until I found the sequence ! Look at the second one (I posted the first in my previous post). And adding one more for compensation...