As promised in part 2, some images for you.
Clearly frogs are into group sex mating rituals as there have been a couple of threesomes and even one foursome.
In the first image, there are actually four frogs - there is another one underneath.out of sight . I think if you just see an additional leg or two in there.
On this image, this is one of the foursome taking a bit of a rest. He cetainly seems to have a smile on his face
Shame about the bit of reed in the way, but he probably needed the support
This final image is back to a threesome. The female in the middle has a very strong yellow/orange hue to her.
None of these images are of stunning photographic merit, but I am pleased to share them with you in terms of the wildlife interest.
One of the features that I said I wasnt fussed about on the 7D when I did this review was the combined RAW/jpeg button.
Well on a couple of these images, I remembered to press it and so for images where I want to do the minimum of processing for record shots, this is a good option.
Just always goes to show that hands on experience over a period of time can change first impressions.
Martin
Hi there
ReplyDeleteI just found a link to your blog from the Waveney Valley Blog and saw your frog photos. I had also posted about frogs this week on my blog:
http://www.rivergirl-thewildside.blogspot.com/
and thought you might like read what I found out about a frog's love life, since it fits with what we've both seen and posted about this week!
all the best
rivergirl