The Amphibian Foundation's Frog Blog

We always love participating in events at The OAC @ WAWA (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Princess, the Giant Toad ( Rhinella marina ) made another appearance (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Oberon the Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) is a beautiful and gentle snake that the visitors loved (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Tony the Red-foot Tortoise, Geochelone carbonaria zoomed around greeting visitors and grazing on plants (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Mark giving Anthony a piggy back ride (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Thomas the Red-tail Boa ( Boa constrictor ) (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Buttons the Snowflake Whites Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea) looking beautiful in a tree (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Gabe near the Amphibian Foundation banner. Designed and provided by the Georgia Reptile Society (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Thomas and Thomas! (photo by Matt Mezzatesta) Amanda talking with visitor...

Crystal, VP of the Amphibian Foundation placing a Bearded Dragon atop the head of one of the audience members of 'Flesh Eating Beetles and Other Creepy Tools of the Scientific Illustrators' The Outreach event at the Outdoor Activity Center (WAWA) More audience members enjoying the after-presentation discussion Amphibian Foundation volunteer, Emily with one of our Ball Pythons

Princess in front of the amazing banner that the Georgia Reptile Society designed and had printed for us! We had a great crew today with Emily, Ryan and Ellen helping carry the biology and conservation message to kids. Ellen stretching out a Ball Python for the kids Emily and Ellen Ryan and the Argentine Boa Possibly the best thing that happened today was seeing these twins and the constrictors Hands-down the coolest dude of the day Sloan (AKA Gigi) was awesome Patricia became an immediate spokesperson for the Amphibian Foundation The first time she ever held a snake! That's what it is all about OMG Yes, a SECOND set of twins with the snakes today This picture ...