Eastern Newt - Eft stage
Uploaded: February 06, 2011
his is an Eastern Newt... also known as a Red-Spotted Newt. They are an interesting species. While aquatic in their adult phase, they are terrestrial in their juvenile or Eft stage. Adults are green with a yellow belly, but retain the bright red spots. This shot employs the reverse lens mount technique.
Eric Highfield
February 06, 2011
Nancyj E. Hovey
March 22, 2011
Lorna Shutter March 22, 2011
Woo Hoo!!! ... A First Place Win!!! WTG, Eric!!! CONGRATULATIONS on a job well done!!!!! :)
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Cindy Bendush
March 22, 2011
Denny E. Barnes
March 22, 2011
Usman M. Bajwa
March 23, 2011
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Eric Highfield
March 23, 2011
Lorna, thanks for the "personal cheerleader" animation. Very cool! ;)
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Lydia Williams
March 24, 2011
Eric Highfield
April 03, 2011
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