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Does anybody out there know what frogs these are. They were photographed in Slovakia last week and were in the south-east of the country.
 

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They're one of the green frog species (even though they're brown!). I'd guess Pool Frog, Rana (Pelophylax) lessonae, but could be Marsh Frog, R. (P.) ridibunda, or Edible frog, R. (P.) esculenta- I think these are the ones present in Slovakia.
 
Beany said:
They're one of the green frog species (even though they're brown!). I'd guess Pool Frog, Rana (Pelophylax) lessonae, but could be Marsh Frog, R. (P.) ridibunda, or Edible frog, R. (P.) esculenta- I think these are the ones present in Slovakia.
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Thanks a lot
 
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