Last night...

[Kenny De Boeck]

I was out for some Anuran spotting:

Epidalea calamita:







Hyla arborea:







and a little film of the nice Hyla concert:

[Sandra Panienka]

Very cool pictures of the natterjacks and hylas. What lens did you use for the calling hyla and how long did it take him to start calling after shining a flashlight at him. When I approach them, they usually stop calling and stay very still.

[Jürgen Gebhart]

Very nice Kenny, I will try my luck in the next nights!

Sandra, when they start calling at about 9 p.m. and I flashlight them they stop, but later at about 10.00 p. m. most of them don`t feel disturbed and after a short irritation they start calling again with flashlight.

[Ray Hamilton]

Enjoyed the clip of the tree frog calling - thanks.

[Kenny De Boeck]

Very cool pictures of the natterjacks and hylas. What lens did you use for the calling hyla and how long did it take him to start calling after shining a flashlight at him. When I approach them, they usually stop calling and stay very still.

They began 21.30 overthere and they did'nt stop calling shining at them .
Yesterday I used a Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM with Speedlite 430EX II + diffuser flash. It was the first time I used this lens.

[Sandra Panienka]

@Kenny: Thanks for the explanation. It seems like your hylas are not as shy as the ones we have over here. The lens sounds like a good choice.

@Jürgen: It was already after 10.00 pm and they always stopped calling when I approached them, although I was amidst a total calling frenzy. Still a cool experience.