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    Litoria tyleri in amplexis, the yellow breeding colour not only functions to attract a mate but also functions as a aposematic signal to warn off predators, in order to protect his change of reproduction. by: macro-mitch Views[222] A unidentified spider eating a Litoria fallax in the middle of the pond. Watching predation in nature is always amazing. by: macro-mitch Views[253] Yellow-bellied swamp snake sitting just near my focal pond during the day. This guy was quite agitated by my presence but my persistence for the shot payed off. by: macro-mitch Views[253] Green tree frog (Litoria phyllocroa). Loud and proud. The noise emanating from this species in my pond was deafening. Definitely a sound I wont forget anytime soon by: macro-mitch Views[377] Litoria phyllocroa at my focal pond. The first frog I photographed that night and always my favorite photo. Even with the use of head torch and built in flash, I will always be happy with this photo by: macro-mitch Views[238]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - Magnify your surroundings

    Tuesday, 18 Nov 2014 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I'm 21 years old and currently about to start my masters project of my conservation biology degree that I have been studying for the past 3 years. Over this period of time I have not only learnt about important issues surrounding conservation of biodiversity ... Read more >
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