Croaker
Uploaded: September 29, 2010
Rio Grande Leopard Frog
Rana berlandieri
One of three Leopard frogs residing in the Lone Star State (Plains Leopard Frog, Rio Grande Leopard Frog, Southern Leopard Frog). The Northern Leopard Frog has been extirpated from Texas
Copperas Cove, Texas
(Couple o' days ago)
Exif: F Number: 10, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 10/2500 seconds, Flash: Strobe return light not detected., ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 105.00 mm, Model: NIKON D200
Jack Gaskin September 29, 2010
Nice find and capture in that grass.D.D. is going to hate me when he reads that comment. Sorry Pal
Happy Shooting
Jack #1312713
Michelle Alton September 29, 2010
I've never had to use "extirpated" in a sentence. Fine capture...you must've been lying in the grass to get it! I admire that in a man! #8936748Jim Baines September 29, 2010
They are on a lot of menus! I musta gigged a ton when I was a teen .. cut the legs off around midnight, salted them and put them in the fridge. In the morn my Mom awoke to all those frog bodies staring at her! Nice way to start a day, huh?Val Feldman September 29, 2010
Ho! My Dad used to do that with big ol' turtles (snappers, I think)...nothing like going to the fridge in the morning for your milk as a kid and seeing that...and knowing turtle soup was going to be on the menu that day... :( :( Excellent capture, Jim - hard to spot but your keen eyes miss nuthin'! (And I admire a woman, as well as a man, who can get down and dirty to get a capture)! #8936854Mike Clime September 29, 2010
Excellent capture, light and details, Jim! Had frog legs on vacation and they were excellent! #8937391Tammy Espino September 29, 2010
You eat froggie legs!? Oh yuck again! He's cute, just kiss em' :) #8937496Ron McEwan September 29, 2010
Excellent shot Jim right out of National Geographic. #8937545Jane E. Kirn September 29, 2010
Gee I see another winner here Jim. Maybe you took a nap in the grass after spending time with the Coaker! Loving the frogs. #8937597Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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