Some frogs

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First frog "caught" in central Poland on wet field.


Another species, found in water what you can see. Bad quality, I was far from animal,It was the best I could do


If you are able to identify frogs I'll be graceful.

Emil
 
Not an expert, but I am guessing first pic':

Rana temporaria, the European Common Frog

or possibly

Rana dalmatina - Agile Frog

Rana arvalis - Moor Frog

(are the second two found in Poland?)

Second Pic':

Pelophylax lessonae - Pool frog

(but 'green' or 'water' frogs in Europe all seem to look very similar and can even interbreed, which complicates things)
 
Yes, second frog was found in Poland too.
Actually, I was disappointed that caudatas are absent there, but I like frogs as I like newts.
Thanks, Emil
 
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