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Osteopilus septentrionalis
spotted in patio fountain/pond
Cuban treefrogs can be highly variable in color -- from pale tan/pale green without any markings to dark green or brown with an even darker color pattern on the back and legs. Sometimes they almost look white when they are inactive or cold. This is the most unusally colored Cuban tree that I've seen.
Spotted on Jun 8, 2012
Submitted on Jun 9, 2012
6 Comments
Wonderful spotting and series :)
Cool n__n
Great series. WOW, so yellow. That is cool!
Wonderful love the eyes great series !
Thanks, Neil. I thought it was particularly handsome myself; the yellow-green was new to me. And it was very user-friendly, letting me get less than a foot away with the camera.
Spectacular! All of those photos are excellent. Nice lookin' frog!