Red Frog Beach in Panama
Bocas del Toro-Inselgruppe, Insel Bastimentos, Red Frog Beach.
Direkt hinter diesem Strand im Regenwald leben viele kleine Pfeilgiftfrösche, die eine Unterart von dem in Costa Rica weit verbreiteten Erdbeerfrosch Dendrobates pumilio sind und hier in unwahrscheinlich vielen Farbvariationen vorkommen.
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| Sections | Natur Travel Natur: Landschaft |
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| Camera | NIKON D4S |
| Lens | AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED |
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alicefairy 16/12/2017 13:17
Herrlich der Strand.und interessant was du dazu schreibstLg Alice
Marguerite L. 16/12/2017 8:01
Herrlicher KüstenstreifenGrüessliM