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Old 10-14-2011, 02:51 AM
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An incredible population near hospital point. My favorite to photograph.

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beautiful frogs and great pictures!

the last page with those dark reds with the light legs are amazing, thanks for sharing
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Just incredible. I find myself smitten by the first couple.
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Tell us what you saw of the populations...or is it population of frogs here, inquiring minds want to know. See any blue ones?
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My favorite morph! Any more pics to share Ray?
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Ray,
Hospital Point is on Isla Solarte. Named after the abandon hospital that was used by the banana growers to quarantine workers with malaria.
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Its the reference point, population near hospital point on bastimentos. Isla solarte is just a quick ride over the water.
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So this population was close to Bastimentos Town?
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These were all taken on the Blk Jungle trip 2011 with Ray, we spent about 30 min here and these were all within the same location.

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It's good to see that you saw as much variation in the population on bastimentos as I did
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