As June has ended and its almost middle of July, my time was mostly occupied with festival and work. This time I am sharing my work in June and July where I had very interesting encounters with frogs that I have not yet photographed before and some are common species but have always managed to elude me. Some species makes it a lot more complicated for me as I am not a trained Herpetologist to know these Frog stuffs.
Let me start with this little
Hylarana raniceps. Rather a common species and I usually find it in swampy bits of lowland forest.
The next one I consider as fatter than the first.
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| My first photo of Limnonectes malesianus |
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| A young Hylarana glandulosa |
Now we have come to the difficult species to identify, well to me maybe very difficult because I did not collect them as specimens.
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| I am not sure about this species, but my guess will be Limnonectes leporinus. |
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| This maybe a Limnonectes kuhlii but the size is just too big for L kuhlii (Approx. 5 cm). |
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| This is an interesting find, I don't know what this is and it is a tiny little frog roughly less than 1 cm. A Pelophryne sp.? |
Ok, those are the things that I might mix up pretty bad, but I am sure of these two species that I usually encounter in the forest during night walks
and the other stuffs that I took are these
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| A beautiful yellow Jumping Spider |
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| Possibly a Diard's Trogon |
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| Someone's house in the Rainforest of Borneo! |
