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Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Polypedates leucomystax
Male: gold, smaller than female. Female: Bigger, darker. This frog has disc in the end of its finger, function as tools anchoring their body. Has food web, so I think they are good diver.
Usually trees.
Found on a my father drum in front of my old houses. Almost every time we can see this amphibian put their egg. Sorry I can't get the picture. I've changed the picture at Jan 25 and 27 2012. I've improved the picture at Jan 29 2012 for better detail. Thanks!
Lat: -7.80, Long: 111.13
Spotted on Jan 15, 2010
Submitted on Jan 15, 2012
20 Comments
Thank again for that! Hope I can find some similar again, next May I'll come to the same places and try to look for another species. I remember they actually green colored tree frog but I don't know what species, it has several years ago.
well, it's a great one! and very inspiring for the first post!
Thanks Anurag & Yasser! jut got lucky they found in front of my house (in my countryside). This is my first post on Noah :)
Fantastic shot achmmad!
It's a beauty!
Thanks Jared!
Great shot of axillary amplexus!
Thank you very much Ava T-B ...
This is an exquisite photo!
Thank you very much for all. And, thanks KarenL, I'm feel very happy to join this site :D
Oh hell yes. This is an immediate favorite!
Beautiful! I love everything about this picture :)
Awesome photo!
Amazing picture!
great spotting and good info!!
Thank you DominguesLopezMoi ...
Nice picture..... :)
Thank you very much @Nopayahnah and @Goody ...
Yep, this is an outstanding shot!
Great photo with the 2 frogs!