Photo of the month March 2012

[Treesniffer]

Here's my entry for the month. Cutie the Wood frog, Rana sylvatica. One of my favorite pictures of him...

I do wonder what they think some times. The misty background makes me think he is a deep thinker.

[heyjude2200]

GREAT pic, Autumn!

[kueluck]

I walk around the house with camera in tow always waiting for the shoot.

It's native, it's american, it's smart and it's cute. Just can't beat the Copes Grey and this picture has captured this all-too-often overlooked species. The photo shows the multicolored dimensions of this hardy little guy. Not just Grey, I've seen them nearly black, white, green with white. Did you arrange this photo op or do you have a God-given talent for capturing nature in all its seductive glory - even if in Exo-Terra's smallest vivarium. Of course I'm prejustice, I too own the Copes and can't imagine any other frog winning my heart.

[Treesniffer]

Today: FROG FORUM Tomorrow: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE

I walk around the house with camera in tow always waiting for the shoot.

[kueluck]

LOL... I don't think my little Casio Exilim would work for that.

Today: FROG FORUM Tomorrow: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE

[Savannah]

Here's Java our very first frog.

[wesleybrouwer]

What kind of frog is it Savannah? It's a little unclear, looks like an auratus or something...

[KingCam]

This is Frogger, my grey tree frog (hyla versicolor or hyla chrysoscelis)

The only thing I regret about this photo is the fake plant in the background. I don't know why I ever used fake plants, live plants look SO much more attractive.

[Treesniffer]

This is Frogger, my grey tree frog (hyla versicolor or hyla chrysoscelis)

The only thing I regret about this photo is the fake plant in the background. I don't know why I ever used fake plants, live plants look SO much more attractive.

POWER TO THE GREYS ! ! ! Wonderful photo. This hardy species gives and keeps on giving, reminds me of the native American Morgan Horse: Strong, stout, durable, intelligent (yes, I said intelligent - they have me well trained.)

[KingCam]

POWER TO THE GREYS ! ! ! Wonderful photo.

Thank you!!

This hardy species gives and keeps on giving, reminds me of the native American Morgan Horse: Strong, stout, durable, intelligent (yes, I said intelligent - they have me well trained.)

I absolutely love grey tree frogs. They are easily the favorites of all the animals I currently keep.

[BlueisallIneed]

Awesome!!!!! Great pic too!!

[KingCam]

Awesome!!!!! Great pic too!!

Thanks and congrats on your recent photo of the month. I noticed your adorable whites tree frog on the main page when I registered.

[frogluver]

GREAT pic, Autumn!

Thank you Jude!!

[Savannah]

What kind of frog is it Savannah? It's a little unclear, looks like an auratus or something...

yes its an auratus...i dont rmember the name off the top of my head..Not a Calua but one similar to it. ill ask my mom she knows..lol
ok hes a auratus Compana.

[hanhaoran]

our pacman mona, about 10 months old, exploring my course papers after feeding.

[frogluver]

I do wonder what they think some times. The misty background makes me think he is a deep thinker.

That's what I wonder too sometimes haha!!

[mh530]

That is an awesome picture!!!!

This is Frogger, my grey tree frog (hyla versicolor or hyla chrysoscelis)

The only thing I regret about this photo is the fake plant in the background. I don't know why I ever used fake plants, live plants look SO much more attractive.

[KingCam]

That is an awesome picture!!!!

Thank you, Megan

[mh530]

Your welcome... I have a pet gray tree frog too. She is 1-2 years old....I don't know for sure.

Thank you, Megan

[NatureLady]

This is a Grey Tree Frog on his first journey out of the water! (Only edit was to crop)