Wallace Flying Frog

Thanks, @Felix :)

Belated congrats!

Thanks, @triggsturner :)

Beautiful frog Albert. Congrats on your sotd.

Thanks, @Daniele for another SOTD :)

Thanks too, @Antonio, @Vipul and @Jordi for your kind words and appreciation :)

Amazing finding Albert!

Congrats! This is a brilliant find. Thanks for sharing.

Congrats again Albert on the well deserved SOTD

Congratulations Albert, your Wallace's flying frog is our Spotting of the Day:

"Are you a frog lover yet? We hope you will be after discovering the marvelous Wallace's flying frog (Rhacophorus nigropalmatus), our Spotting of the Day! This large (body length of 80–100 mm) emerald green tree frog stands out with its big pale yellow eyes, long limbs and yellow webbing between fingers and toes. Together with loose skin flaps on the sides the webbing helps this frog to extend its leap into a glide. The oversized toe pads well visible on this shot help with landing and sticking to tree trunks. Wallace's flying frog is named after Alfred Russel Wallace, a British naturalist best known for his pioneering work on evolution and natural selection. Wallace also identified what is now known as the Wallace Line, a boundary that separates the ecozone of Asia and the Australasian ecozone".

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Wow Albert, another jewel!

Thanks, @Antonio, @Emilie and @Daniele for your appreciation :)

Love these shots as you can see the webbed fingers and toes! Great series Albert.

Great photos as always. Thanks for sharing, Albert.

Gourgeous series Albert,congrats and thanks forsharing