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Well, who is hiding there like that? I already saw you a long time ago... This amphibian was photographed at my front door on 14.05.09.
Well, who is hiding there like that? I already saw you a long time ago... This amphibian was photographed at my front door on 14.05.09.
Lawrence Fredholm

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668 800x531 Px, 15.05.2009

I found this little fellow in a pitiful state. Yes, even as a newt/salamander, you have to be able to find your way in nature. (14.05.09)
I found this little fellow in a pitiful state. Yes, even as a newt/salamander, you have to be able to find your way in nature. (14.05.09)
Lawrence Fredholm

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663 800x531 Px, 15.05.2009

Colorado toad on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Colorado toad on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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538 800x529 Px, 06.09.2008

Colorado toad on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Colorado toad on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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1011 799x569 Px, 06.09.2008

Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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485 800x550 Px, 03.09.2008

Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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437 672x800 Px, 03.09.2008

Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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490 643x800 Px, 03.09.2008

Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Tree frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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472 656x799 Px, 03.09.2008

Poison dart frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Poison dart frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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677 592x800 Px, 03.09.2008

Poison dart frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Poison dart frog on 15.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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599 799x570 Px, 03.09.2008

Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - Shot without flash F 3.2 1/40s ISO400
Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - Shot without flash F 3.2 1/40s ISO400
Manfred Möldner

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485 700x800 Px, 10.08.2008

Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - Shot without flash F 3.6 1/40s ISO400
Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - Shot without flash F 3.6 1/40s ISO400
Manfred Möldner

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478 800x574 Px, 10.08.2008

Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - shot without flash F 3.6 1/40s ISO400
Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - shot without flash F 3.6 1/40s ISO400
Manfred Möldner

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481 800x587 Px, 10.08.2008

Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - shot without flash F 3.6 1/80s ISO400
Tree frog on 23.07.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - shot without flash F 3.6 1/80s ISO400
Manfred Möldner

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483 800x570 Px, 10.08.2008

Also an inhabitant of the southern Black Forest. Taken on 25.07.08 near Elzach
Also an inhabitant of the southern Black Forest. Taken on 25.07.08 near Elzach
Jens

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1092 800x564 Px, 08.08.2008

Frog on 18.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Frog on 18.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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543 800x573 Px, 03.07.2008

Poison dart frog on 14.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Poison dart frog on 14.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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1341 800x555 Px, 02.07.2008

White-lipped Tree Frog on 14.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
White-lipped Tree Frog on 14.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart
Manfred Möldner

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550 800x541 Px, 02.07.2008

Poison dart frog (about 3cm) on 29.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart (poor lighting: ISO400 F3.6 1/15sec)
Poison dart frog (about 3cm) on 29.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart (poor lighting: ISO400 F3.6 1/15sec)
Manfred Möldner

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553 799x584 Px, 30.06.2008

Poison dart frogs (about 3cm) on 29.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart (poor lighting: ISO400 F3.2 1/10sec) - The genus of poison dart frogs (Trachycephalus; synonym for some species: Phrynohyas), also called toad leaf frogs or armored head leaf frogs, belongs within the order of frogs and toads (Anura) to the family of tree frogs in the broad sense (Hylidae). These are relatively large tree frogs (sometimes over 10 cm snout-vent length) with notably thick skin, which is permeated by many mucus and poison glands and can therefore appear comparatively warty. The males have paired vocal sacs located behind the jaw angles. Poison dart frogs lay their eggs in water-filled tree holes (phytotelmata) or large leaves. Their distribution ranges from Mexico through Central America to central South America, in the lowlands east of the Andes up to northern Argentina and eastern Brazil.
Poison dart frogs (about 3cm) on 29.06.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart (poor lighting: ISO400 F3.2 1/10sec) - The genus of poison dart frogs (Trachycephalus; synonym for some species: Phrynohyas), also called toad leaf frogs or armored head leaf frogs, belongs within the order of frogs and toads (Anura) to the family of tree frogs in the broad sense (Hylidae). These are relatively large tree frogs (sometimes over 10 cm snout-vent length) with notably thick skin, which is permeated by many mucus and poison glands and can therefore appear comparatively "warty." The males have paired vocal sacs located behind the jaw angles. Poison dart frogs lay their eggs in water-filled tree holes (phytotelmata) or large leaves. Their distribution ranges from Mexico through Central America to central South America, in the lowlands east of the Andes up to northern Argentina and eastern Brazil.
Manfred Möldner

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510 607x800 Px, 30.06.2008

Colorado Toad on 31.05.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - The Colorado toad belongs to the family of toads (Bufonidae). It can grow up to 19 centimeters long and weigh up to 900 grams, with males being smaller and more slender than females. The dorsal color of the Colorado toad varies between dark green and brown tones. The skin of the Colorado toad is equipped with skin glands on its back, from which it secretes a hallucinogenic protective secretion. This secretion protects it from predators and parasites. Habitat: The habitat of the Colorado toad is located in the delta region of the Colorado River and extends from northern Mexico to the southern United States. The nocturnal Colorado toad usually spends long dry periods in burrows of small rodents. Source = www.tier-lexikon.de
Colorado Toad on 31.05.2008 in Wilhelma/Stuttgart - The Colorado toad belongs to the family of toads (Bufonidae). It can grow up to 19 centimeters long and weigh up to 900 grams, with males being smaller and more slender than females. The dorsal color of the Colorado toad varies between dark green and brown tones. The skin of the Colorado toad is equipped with skin glands on its back, from which it secretes a hallucinogenic protective secretion. This secretion protects it from predators and parasites. Habitat: The habitat of the Colorado toad is located in the delta region of the Colorado River and extends from northern Mexico to the southern United States. The nocturnal Colorado toad usually spends long dry periods in burrows of small rodents. Source = www.tier-lexikon.de
Manfred Möldner

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1077  1 800x564 Px, 09.06.2008