Atelopus zeteki

David Tobler

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Just a couple quick shots of a zeteki in it's enclosure.

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Gosh I love those zeteki....and they are such cooperative photo subjects. I am hoping to shoot some tomorrow actually.

Good work!

Travis
 
tdimler said:
Gosh I love those zeteki....and they are such cooperative photo subjects. I am hoping to shoot some tomorrow actually.

Good work!

Travis
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At the San Antonio Zoo? I think I read that they had some....

The animal I photographed is from the group at the Chaffee Zoo of Fresno,CA.
 
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