Possibly either a Southern Orange-eyed Treefrog or a Greceful Treefrog.
It had pronounced blueish thighs, but both species apparently exhibit this.
I'm leaning towards the Graceful Treefrog as the top lip appears yellowish.
View all photos taken: Friday, 1st January 2010, This photo: 11:05pm
It's not easy being green.
Great shot!
Brilliant shot! :-)
Happy New Year!
Excellent detail & reflection David.
Happy New Year.
Oh wow his eyes are amazing we have a green tree frog that lives on our water tank but he's just a regular guy no make-up like this interesting fellow.
He's a Red-eye (Litoria chloris).
Evan
Here's a top-down view:
Yeah, it's definitely a chloris. Lit. gracilenta have a yellow line on their canthus rostralis (I've added a note). They also have a differently shaped head. Lit. chloris are more round whilst gracilenta have a squarish face.
Evan
Thanks!
They have a great skin texture don't you think? :) Nicely captured.
good one, Dave ! Happy 2010
Fantastic shot. Great pose, be afraid, he's coming for you.
excellent shot:)
Would make a good entry for Vigex Nature category David!
HE does look like he has had a hard night lol
Great capture Dave
Cute little fella....
Beautifully captured!
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Top shot mate, love the reflection!
So very good. Reminds me of Joel Sartore's recent work with wildlife in a studio...
Such awesome detail and color. This is great!
cool, spiderman!
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Gorgeous.
fantastic
Ya gotta love the rain!
Nice shots mate
Wow! Beautiful capture.
Magnifique photo !
Fanstic image and congrats on E X P L O R E