Blue in Wildlife
Blue in Wildlife
– From Birds to Insects, Amphibians to Mammals, there are Wildlife species having shades of blue.
-Wildlife Photography by Cyril Brass
Amphibians
Amphibians
Red Eyed Tree Frog Hoodies
Red Eyed Tree Frog Hoodies by Wildlife Be Wild Tees.
– Graphic Designs created from photos by Cyril Brass taken in Costa Rica.
Green in Wildlife
Green in Wildlife
– Green Basilisk, IO Moth Caterpillar, Green Vine Snake, Great Green Macaw & Red Eyed Tree Frog photographs by Cyril Brass in Costa Rica.
Frog Jumping Day 2022
Frog Jumping Day Jumping Day – May 13, 2022
Did you know that some frog species can not jump?
Photogaphy by Cyril Brass.
Save The Frogs Day 2022
Save the Frogs Day – April 30, 2022
-Panamanian Golden Frog, Bornean Eared Frog, Dyeing Poison Frog and Black-legged Poison Frog photos by Cyril Brass.
Red Eyed Tree Frog
Red Eyed Tree Frog – Images photographed by Cyril Brass in the tropical rainforests of Costa Rica.
World Frog Day 2022
World Frog Day – March 20, 2022
#WorldFrog Day
These Tink Frog images were taken by Cyril Brass in Uvita, Costa Rica.
Photography by Cyril Brass
Nature Is My Home
Nature is My Home
– Green Basilisk, White Faced Capuchin Monkey, African Elephants, Tiger Longwing Butterfly and Smoky Jungle Frog photographs by Cyril Brass.
Red-Eyed Tree Frog
The Red-Eyed Tree Frog uses its Eyes for Defense. Find out How it scares off its attackers. Photography by Cyril Brass.
Save the Frogs Day 2021
Save the Frogs Day – April 24, 2021
– #SavetheFrogsDay
– Frog Photographs taken by Cyril Brass in the Costa Rica Rainforests.
World Frog Day 2021
World Frog Day – March 20, 2021
#WorldFrogDay
– Dyeing Poison Dart Frog ( Dendrobates tinctorius) photographed by Cyril Brass.
Smoky Jungle Frog
The Smoky Jungle Frog is a Forest Floor Dweller and Hunter.
– The Smokey Jungle Frog was photgraphed by Cyril Brass in Tortuguero, Costa Rica.
Amphibians in Central America
Amphibians in Central America — Wildlife in Central America 1; 25 Amazing Animals Living in Tropical Rainforests and River Habitats.