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taxon wrote in post #19307394
Careful, but still friendly, she did not refrain from posing

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Very nice shot, taxon!

S.R.M. wrote in post #19307406
White-lipped Tree Frog (Litoria infrafrenata) in the wet tropics region of North Queensland last week

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Superb shot of the white-lipped tree frog. Stephen! Your shots are very sharp with great detail.

avondale87 wrote in post #19307409
not meant to frighten anyone. It's only a sheep

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Ha, ha...nice one Richard! I like it.

Bill in Texas wrote in post #19307415

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Very cute shot of these owlets, Bill!

fotoi wrote in post #19307490
A handsome Mallard.

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Beautiful drake mallard shot, fotoi! Great color.

Tom in Arizona wrote in post #19307507
Cactus Wren...

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Beautiful lifelike capture of this cactus wren, Tom! The great background and beautiful lighting bring him to life.

ChrisAttebery wrote in post #19307669
Great Horned Owl at Natural Bridges State Beach

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Great capture, Chris! This great horned owl certainly has you under careful scrutiny.

S.R.M. wrote in post #19307405
Great shot Mike! I don't think I've heard of fox squirrels before.

Thank you Stephen. They are a tree squirrel and quite common through the United States. This particular squirrel resides in our back yard along with it's mate.

avondale87 wrote in post #19307422
That's lovely Mike
Such a beautiful little animal.

Thank you very much, Richard, They are all over our neighborhood, and fun to watch.

paul katinas wrote in post #19307430
"Peek-A-Boo-I See You"
Nice capture Mike. Happy trails.

Yup...this guy is constantly doing the peek-a-boo thing with me and my dog. Thank you, Paul.

Tom in Arizona wrote in post #19307501
A wonderful moment you've caught here Mike. I like the close-up framing and your processing.

Tom

Many thanks, Tom! I appreciate your very kind comment.

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19307694
Love your Frog shots Stephen!!!

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19307696
Just curious... how big are these frogs? either metric or inch will be fine....

Thanks very much Charles! This particular species, which is only found in the wet tropics region in North Queensland, is actually Australia's largest frog species with a body length of up to 13.5 cm (more than 5"). This particular specimen wasn't quite that big though. In contrast, the little green Eastern Sedgefrogs that I often photograph are often less than 2 cm in length. I was up in North Queensland for work last week and found this one not far from where I was staying

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19307793
Super nice shot, Stephen! He's so lifelike in this photo.

Thanks very much Mike!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19307794
Very nice shot, taxon!

Superb shot of the white-lipped tree frog. Stephen! Your shots are very sharp with great detail.

Ha, ha...nice one Richard! I like it.

Very cute shot of these owlets, Bill!

Beautiful drake mallard shot, fotoi! Great color.

Beautiful lifelike capture of this cactus wren, Tom! The great background and beautiful lighting bring him to life.

Great capture, Chris! This great horned owl certainly has you under careful scrutiny.

Thank you, Mike.

S.R.M. wrote in post #19307803

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19307696
Just curious... how big are these frogs? either metric or inch will be fine....

Thanks very much Charles! This particular species, which is only found in the wet tropics region in North Queensland, is actually Australia's largest frog species with a body length of up to 13.5 cm (more than 5"). This particular specimen wasn't quite that big though. In contrast, the little green Eastern Sedgefrogs that I often photograph are often less than 2 cm in length. I was up in North Queensland for work last week and found this one not far from where I was staying

Thank you! So the frogs you recently photographed at less than 2 cm are less than 1 inch in size. Very interesting they would be that small!

Bill in Texas wrote in post #19307815

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Great shot!!!!

A Wigeon

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Northern Cardinal...

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19307864
Great shot!!!!

Thanks.

Tortoises mating (Captive)
Happy trails.

Bill in Texas wrote in post #19307815

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Terrific shot...so sharp, Bill!

avondale87 wrote in post #19307851

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Nice portrait shot of this handsome brute, Richard!

fotoi wrote in post #19307878
A Wigeon

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Beautiful, tack sharp, wigeon portrait, fotoi!

Tom in Arizona wrote in post #19307904
Northern Cardinal...

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Oh man, what a beautiful shot, Tom!

paul katinas wrote in post #19308059
Tortoises mating (Captive)
Happy trails.

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Wow...I didn't know that turtle porn was allowed on the forums, Paul! Nevertheless, this is an impressive shot!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19308093
Terrific shot...so sharp, Bill!

Nice portrait shot of this handsome brute, Richard!

Beautiful, tack sharp, wigeon portrait, fotoi!

Oh man, what a beautiful shot, Tom!

Wow...I didn't know that turtle porn was allowed on the forums, Paul! Nevertheless, this is an impressive shot!

Thank you, Mike.