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On the Shores of Lake Wanaka there’s a man made pond/lake where thousands of frogs have taken over. – This is the Southern Bell Frog. Note the Insect in the top right. The frog would stay really still, and when the insect got close enough, wham – they had it. So fast I never did catch it on camera! South Island, New Zealand
Canon 7D, 75-300mm Lens
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Natures Paintbrush Group
Beautiful Work
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Thank you :)
– Robyn Carter
2013/03/21 1 × 24hrs
Brilliant stop-action capture!!
Thanks
– Robyn Carter
Great image of this frog Robyn – that insect should be warned of the lurking danger……! Would it be possible to put the camera on video and shoot a sequence hoping it will grab the insect and take the appropriate frame out as a still ?
I have no idea how this could be done – but anything is possible I’’m sure :)
– Robyn Carter
beautiful shot!
Thank you – very much appreciated
– Robyn Carter
:)
– Robyn Carter
I love how it looks like it’s suspended in air. And you should feel lucky to have them. They are fast disappearing everywhere….
yes this is true :) Don’t see many down here either :)
– Robyn Carter
:)
– Robyn Carter
very nice shot. so cute ;)
love this – great work robyn !
Thanks Dean :)
– Robyn Carter
I love the elegant simplicity and colour of this shot!
Thank you Bette :)
– Robyn Carter
uber cool :)
Thanks :)
– Robyn Carter