Unofficial 2015 calendar competition!

You're too kind, juraj. It's you that's the photographer, I just get lucky with the camera from time to time! :)
 
Oh, me and photographer ! :D Thanx. There were times of photographers on this forum years ago.
From time to time after hours of torture I get something better like this
spring 2013
spring 2014
early summer 2014
summer 2014
Shouldn`t this be put in field herping ?
 

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I have never seen a 'guilty look' on a salamander's facel until now (Juraj #4) LOL
 
I can imagine it saying " I didn't mean to eat that Daphnia, it just swam into my mouth..."
 
How about, "I didn't mean to eat my little brother...he just swam into my mouth."
 
juraj said:
Ok,ok,
the nice heavily planted tank, clear water clean glass - that's a photography
got my vote
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I would agree, they are great photos!

juraj said:
Oh, me and photographer ! :D Thanx. There were times of photographers on this forum years ago.
From time to time after hours of torture I get something better like this
spring 2013
spring 2014
early summer 2014
summer 2014
Shouldn`t this be put in field herping ?
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Beautiful! Well done Juraj.
I think this would be the appropriate section because we aren't really sharing our field herping experiences, more just posted our findings pictures. And in some cases the animals are captive so that wouldn't fit field herping section :)

More photos!
 
Can I harass with a variation ?
 

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So, here are a few more from this year . All of them field snaps.
Ok, that`s enough stop it and get away :rolleyes:
 

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juraj said:
So, here are a few more from this year . All of them field snaps.
Ok, that`s enough stop it and get away :rolleyes:
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Not only beautiful shots, but beautiful animals! That's one of the problems I have, there aren't very many colorful or particularly beautiful amphibians around me ( well, I think they are beautiful, but I am also newt crazed :rolleyes: ).
 
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The species are:
Ambystoma opacum (marbled)
Desmognathus brimleyorum (quachita dusky)
And I think Plethodon albagula (western slimy).
These are a few field herping pics.
 
Here is one for now. I will take some more pictures since they are quite a bit bigger now.:D
 

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Salamandra s. salamandra larvae and colour of the autumn on the background
 

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Adult male Eurycea cirrigera

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Eurycea cirrigera egg mass

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Ambystoma maculatum

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Ambystoma maculatum

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I might be already too late for this, but here is one of my favs!
 

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Nice photo Bette!

Out of curiosity, did anyone actually make a calendar out of these photos? I haven't yet, but maybe when I get the cash together I will.
 
I was going too...
But I ended up making a calendar from my Cairngorms photos.

Stuart
 
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