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Green Frogs

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When most folks think of "frog", Green Frog is probably what they're thinking of. These guys are literally everywhere, and are one of nature vs. man's success stories. Amazingly adaptable, hearty, and prolific, you'd be hard-pressed not to encounter one on any trip into Wild Suburbia. On this day, naturalist/photographer/comrade Blaine R., (who you'll see mentioned often in these pages)& I were staking out one of our regular haunts. These frogs are "regulars" at this spot, and I literally "wished" them up onto this nice, mossy rock. No we didn't, poke/prod/pose them. As the afternoon progressed, they rotated around the rock like some bizarre, organic sundial, optimizing their exposure to the life-giving spring sun. Can't make this stuff up.


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Make NIKON CORPORATION Model NIKON D300
Aperture Value f/14 Color Space Uncalibrated
Exposure Bias Value 0 EV Exposure Program Aperture Priority
Focal Length 260 mm ISO 400
Metering Mode Spot Shutter Speed Value 1/60 sec
Date/Time Fri 24 Apr 2009 03:53:53 PM UTC

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