Australian Common Green Tree Frog (best viewed larger)

The Common Green Tree Frog inhabits the coastal and dry regions of

northern and eastern Australia.

 

Thanks for looking.

Mike

Very nice, and unique, shot Mike! It is unusual to see a photo like this of a pair (mated?) of tree frogs.

Mike: I really like your nature photos, good composition. I just wish the frog on the left was a little better in focus, but this still is a very good image. Tom

Excellent capture!

Mike, you've got a brand new fan - my 9 y.o. grandson. He's just crazy about our Aussie frogs. Cheers, Margo.

Great shot Mike. The contrast of the frogs against the blue is very appealing Lokks like true love!:). Best wishes-Jim

A composition that is charming and brings a smile. In spite of the harsh light the you have rendered it beautifully. Well done. Regards ifti

Could it be love ?

 

Interesting picture and composition

Lol, great pic well seen :)

Great "love" shot! Bravo Mike!

Beautiful capture and great details on the frogs and the branch they are sitting on. Take good care and all the best from Jannica

Really fantastic and beautiful composition... It looks like they are in love, so sweet...

 

All my best, Jill

Great shot, colours and textures - looks like something out of a fairy tale.

"If you kiss me, I'll turn into a handsome prince". Beautiful capture. I love the romantic feeling. I cannot help but feel that the background is distractingly fake, but perhaps that adds to the fairytale?

Thank you all for your comments and thoughts on my ‘kissing-frogs’ – they are very much appreciated.

 

All the best,

Mike

 

Hi Sonia, yes the background is very much fake - a rather nice hand painted background to this little enclosure.

 

Cheers,

Mike

 

What a neat scene with these frogs nose to nose.   Love their shinny look.  The faces of both frogs are sharp brings in the cute moment.  Nicely captured.