Australian White-Lipped Tree Frog - Litoria infrafrenata by Marilyn Harris
Australian White-Lipped Tree Frog – Litoria infrafrenata
As Is – Straight from the Camera
Featured in Macro Untouched and As Is
Mission Beach, Far North Queensland, Australia.
The White-lipped Tree Frog can reach a length of over 13 centimeters (5 inches). Females are larger than males.
They are found in north Western Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, northern South Australia, northern New South Wales, in rainforests or in trees or swampy areas.
Canon PowerShot A650 IS
12.1MP – 6x Optical Zoom – 4x Digital Zoom
Shutter Speed: 1/60sec
Aperture Value: F4.8
ISO: 200
Comments
as kermit said its hard being green , great capture
Great shot !
I love frogs – great photo
Excellent capture with good clarity. The green really shows up well against the terracotta.
beautiful! i want one!
WOW, such an amazing shot Blossom!!!!! I love the brilliant green color and his eyes are amazing, awesome detail too lol, instant fav!!!!!!
They are fab little creatures
excellent clarity Blossom! fabulous green xxxxx
brilliant capture Blossom.
great back drop, and great narrative also , excellent all round. Dont forget, Green Tree Frogs are found across most of NSW, in fact just about anywhere west of the Great Divide, not just northern NSW.