Prajwal J Ullal
20-03-2022, 07:34 PM
ID: Chunam tree frog
Probably due to the extended monsoon session in the southern states, there seemed a huge number of tiny as well as bigger sized frogs in my native place, something that wasn’t witnessed, atleast in such huge numbers. Amongst the other tiny one, this one popped out a lot, almost due to its hulking size(compared to the other bush frogs that popped out of the water source). Usually seen in the nighttime, on the pillar at the entrance of the house, probably on a look out for the late-night prey that keeps wandering around the dim lit night lights. This one was seen consecutively three days almost in the same location, though never in the daytime. Though never too friendly to the frame, this tried its best to stay away form the attention of the lens, and for once, almost completely disappearing in the darkness of the night
EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 18-135IS
F/13
Shutterspeed 1/160
ISO 500
Handheld, External flash remotely fired
Location: Thokottu, Karnataka
Happy World Frog Day 😊
Probably due to the extended monsoon session in the southern states, there seemed a huge number of tiny as well as bigger sized frogs in my native place, something that wasn’t witnessed, atleast in such huge numbers. Amongst the other tiny one, this one popped out a lot, almost due to its hulking size(compared to the other bush frogs that popped out of the water source). Usually seen in the nighttime, on the pillar at the entrance of the house, probably on a look out for the late-night prey that keeps wandering around the dim lit night lights. This one was seen consecutively three days almost in the same location, though never in the daytime. Though never too friendly to the frame, this tried its best to stay away form the attention of the lens, and for once, almost completely disappearing in the darkness of the night
EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 18-135IS
F/13
Shutterspeed 1/160
ISO 500
Handheld, External flash remotely fired
Location: Thokottu, Karnataka
Happy World Frog Day 😊