The trees were not dominant, nor was there much scrub around; it was as if someone planted tens of thousands of shiny leaved houseplants a few feet tall. What trees there were were either covered in moss or had 6 inch long spikes ringed around the periphery. The ground was over a foot thick with large fallen plant leaves. Thus, even though it was so wet, there was no mud around. This area was frequented by several varieties of highly poisonous snakes, which made looking for the poisonous dart frogs all the more menacing.
This first one I am hoping you can tell me...what the heck it is or even related to. As you can see, it has camouflage on it's back (how it made it..who knows...), yet the 'worm' underneath is very flat.
Another odd subject, in its misty, near aqueous environment
Yes, we did find some poison dart frogs on the trip...posting them next week.
Ken Nelson
Canon 30D
Sigma 150mm
