Mexican Dumpy Frog
American Museum of Natural History
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Mexican Dumpy Frog
Pachymedusa dacnicolor
Class: Amphibia
Family: Hylidae
Size: Up to 4 inches
Food: Insects
Range: Pacific coast of Mexico
Habitat: Semi-arid subtropical lowland forests
Life Cycle: These frogs mate in bushes and trees surrounding a pond. Egg masses are laid on foliage above water and the tadpoles fall into the water after hatching.
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photographer: Cal Vornberger | currently browsing: sort by: date (desc), category: All | shooting date: Sep 24, 2009 | filename: 09_24_09_217.jpg | category: All | camera: Canon 40D | lens: Sigma 105mm EX Macro Lens @ 105mm (168mm in 35mm film SLR) | ISO: 200 | aperture: f/8 | shutter speed: 1/60s | metering: Evaluative | shooting mode: Manual | flash: 580EX | in gallery: Amphibians & Crustaceans
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