Hi,
Ilian is right, after all it has been said about those Rana, maybe my R graeca aren't?
I identified it mostly by the color of the throat, knowing that is can be present in R temporaria, but as most of the frogs i found there had a similar throat i found it conclusive. Nevertheless, after all that has been said about those specie, i this i may need to reconsider: this one is really massive for a R graeca (i think), snout is quite short and it was found really hight for this specie. (2200m)
What is your opinion?
From Pirin mountains, 2200m hight, in a lake, middle of july 2013
Hight Rana in Bulgaria
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Re: Hight Rana in Bulgaria
by Ilias Strachinis » Tue Dec 02, 2014 6:34 pm
Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:Weird throat but +1.
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Re: Hight Rana in Bulgaria
by clovis voyageur » Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:16 pm
Ah, that explain the number of these throat i have seen. Many thanks!!! 
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