Reptiles and Amphibians

[Click]

Nice shot, Maximilian.

 

[MSH411]

Mugshot

 

[ISv]

Mugshot

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Mugshot? What's the crime?

 

[Click]

Very nice portrait, MSH411.

 

[Cog]

Peters's rock agamas from Sebastian Inlet State Park, FL
The green ones are females, I'm assuming.

DSC09078 by Cog2012, on Flickr


DSC08968 by Cog2012, on Flickr


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DSC07526 by Cog2012, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Great shots, Cog.

 

[Cog]

Great shots, Cog.

Thank you, Click!

 

[Maximilian]

I almost ran over this 10 cm small adder (vipera berus) with my bike on the way to the ponds. No wonder, it went into a threatening posture.
Edit: a friend of mine pointed out to me that "my" specimen is also known as a "copper adder" due to its reddish colouration. Just naming.
So please, be careful about these little creatures.
First one, I misaligned the focus a bit. My R6m2 is off for cleaning. I had to get used to the 200D AF again
200D, 100-400L2, f/8 to f/16 close to MFD

 

[MSH411]

Spent a couple days in Fortuna Costa Rica armed with the R6 MII the RF 100-400mm, my 90D with the Sigma 18-300mm and the EF 35mm macro. To say that I was challenges with light in the rain forest would be an understatement, thankfully Topaz took care of the noise.

 

[MSH411]

 

[MSH411]

Ever feel like something is always staring at you? This little guy did for our entire trip.

 

[Click]

I really like the first one. Great shot! Well done, MSH411.

 

[MSH411]

Appreciated Click!

 

[koenkooi]

I found a very chill frog this morning, it allowed me close enough to exceed the MFD on the R7+100-500L and even stayed in place long enough to use the R8+100 macro.

That concrete cylinder is actually in the pond, as are the long reeds, so after one hop it was back in the water.

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[EricN]

Spent a couple days in Fortuna Costa Rica armed with the R6 MII the RF 100-400mm, my 90D with the Sigma 18-300mm and the EF 35mm macro. To say that I was challenges with light in the rain forest would be an understatement, thankfully Topaz took care of the noise.


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That's gotta be the cutest frog!

 

[MSH411]

It was a great hike and I saw so much more then I could shoot in pitch black.

 

[MSH411]

This is an odd little frog. I'm not sure if they were parasites or natural but it had blue looking crystals on parts of it's body.

 

[docsmith]

I was taking my dog out in our lawn and I looked down and saw something small and unexpected. About the size of a 50 cent coin.

Baby Painted Turtle in my lawn. So, of course, I took a few pictures:

 

[Del Paso]

I was taking my dog out in our lawn and I looked down and saw something small and unexpected. About the size of a 50 cent coin.

Baby Painted Turtle in my lawn. So, of course, I took a few pictures:

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Cute!

 

[jabird56]

Our current lizard eater here in Central Florida, a Southern Black Racer.
Canon EOS 90D / 1/640 / ISO 200 / Tv / Partial Metering
Canon EF-S 18-135mm / f/3.5-5.6 IS USM / @ f/6.3 and 135mm
Processed using DxO Photolab 7 Elite