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Day Geckos in the Conservatory!

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Adam Jessien, a local Phelsuma breeder and owner of Adam's Geckos donated some beautiful Day Geckos to the Conservatory Phelsuma abbotti chekei perched on a leaf The shadow of Phelsuma abbotti chekei Adam releasing a juvenile Gold Dust Gecko ( Phelsuma laticauda ) Gold Dust Day Geckos are a small and quite beautiful species.

Agalychnis spurelli, Gliding Leaf Frog from Costa Rica

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Macrochelys temminckii, Alligator Snapping Turtle ... Photo edit/painting

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'Mint' phase of the Colombian Golden Poison Frog. One of the most species on earth

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Cochranella granulosa, a pair of Granular Glass Frogs in the lab

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Prosoblebon, Glass Frog from Panama. In the frogPOD @ ABG

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Winnona Park Elementary School has installed a 'Frog Cam'!

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Winnona Park Elementary School in Decatur, GA is the second school to participate in our Poison Frog Feeding Experiment. Using frogs ( Dendrobates tinctorius ) produced in our Amphibian Research and Captive Breeding Lab, second grade students are learning how to perform research, collect data and participate in a citizen science experiment. Recently, they have installed a webcam on one of the enclosures so they can see how the frogs are doing, and what they are up to, even on the weekends! If you would like to see, please click here: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/stopp-frog-cam

MAAMP Frog Call Workshop and Field Trip at Arabia Mountain

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I was invited by Ranger Robby to give an Amphibian Identification and Frog Call Workshop at Arabia Mountain for one of their autumn events. It was a crisp day and they were pressing fresh cider at the Nature Center!  It was an excellent chance to engage with the Nature Preserve and recruit people for Metro Atlanta Amphibian Monitoring surveys. Arabia Mountain in November is very beautiful (plus there's a Stinkpot in the center of this picture!) London's sharp eyes found a Stinkpot in the water. A closeup of the Stinkpot ( Sternotherus oderatus) . The amazing staff at Arabia Mountain took me on a tour of ephemeral wetlands: London, Devin, Laurence and Ranger Robby

Ranitomeya imitator, the Mimic Poison Frog is toxic, but mimics an even more toxic frog

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Oustalett's Chamaeleon, cleaned by dermestids for a new scientific illustration project

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Our Outreach Program (and Leslie) featured on the Decatur Schools Website

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Leslie Phillips showing the 2nd Grade at Winnona Park Elementary their new Cobalt Poison Frogs being used in a city-wide feeding experiment. https://decatureducationfoundation.org/impact/frogs-bugs-and-kids-oh-my/

Noochi morph, Dendrobates tinctorius on exhibit. Tinging Poison Frog

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Granular Glass Frog, Cochranella granulosa on exhibit today

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Baby Glass Frog, Cochranella granulosa

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Baby Dendrobates tinctorius, Cobalt Tinging Poison Frog. Tadpole shaped spot on its back!

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Stinkpot, Sternotherus oderatus on Arabia Mountain ...

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Agalychnis morlettii, Black eye Leaf Frog

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Still not too cold for Cricket Frogs, Acris crepitans @ Stone Mountain

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Amazon Milk Frog, Golden Mission Eye Frog

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