It was jumping across the road as we went back to our accommodation in the Daintree Rainforest. I'd seen a few shapes jumping across the road and I assumed they were frogs, but it was only when one landed in the middle of the road that I was able stop and have a look at it.
So, here it is - a frog!
You can find more macro shots at Macro Monday.
You can find the latest post to my other blog by clicking on the "Paying Ready Attention" image on the RHS of the screen.
Enjoy the close ups.
What lovely markings!
ReplyDeleteA real sweetheart. Is it 'Stony Creek Frog': Litoria lesueri? In case you are tempted to think me clever, check this website http://rainforest-australia.com/Litoria_lesueuri.htm.
ReplyDeleteit IS indeed; great pickup Stewart. That must've been such an interesting visit up there
ReplyDeleteEste tipo de animal nós chamamos rã.
ReplyDeleteVivem nos pântanos e cantam muito.
Os sapos são maiores e todos castanhos. Vivem escondidos nas sombras verdes ou sob algumas folhas secas. Não vivem nos pântanos.
Chamamos aos sapos jardineiros porque eles comem as pragas infestantes das nossas hortas e jardins
Cute frog, it is a pretty color.
ReplyDeletecute and unique color, too.
ReplyDeleteA nicely colored little hopper!
ReplyDeleteVery cute little frog, we've got them living in our compost heap and have to be careful not to skewer one when turning it over!
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting shape--triangular looking to me. Love the color as well.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a yellow frog! The road is so clean too. I smiled at Arija's mention of 'Stony Creek Frog', remembering that all small creeks and bridges in Australia are named. I am awed at the richness of ideas of those who named them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute frog! He looks out of place though on the road. His color is very unique.
ReplyDeleteLindas!abraços,chica
ReplyDeletethat's a cute yellow frog! :)
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wow! ~ Wonderful macro ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^ on Blogger ^_^
ReplyDeletedon't you love those 'gift' shots???
What a cute little creature!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky for that frog that you had to stop and take a picture!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous macro! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little critter!
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