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Ben Revell
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2013
Looking for Frogs in the mid north central coast
A recent frogging trip Jono and I went on to try and find some species we handn't seen before. Not much went to plan but still a great trip.
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Mount Elliott and Hinchinbrook wildlife photography
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A wildlife photography trip to Mount Elliott and Hinchinbrook island to find two endemic frogs.
Wildlife of South Bingera
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I created this video to showcase some of the wildlife diversity of South Bingera QLD. Most of these photographs were taken on the fire trail where I walk from my home, the rest were taken in my back yard. This is not comprehensive, there are many more animals to still photograph and add.
Wildlife Photography Trip: Black Mountain and Cedar Bay
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Travelling up to Cooktown to do some wildlife photography. Hoping to find some Cophixalus frogs which were well and truly hiding, so I'll have to go back, yet I am pleased with how some of the other photographs turned out. Enjoy some of the remarkable wildlife and scenery of a special part of Queensland.
Exploring Mount Elliott and Hinchinbrook Island
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A highlight reel of a trip to search for nursery frogs in some remote parts of Northern Queensland.
Tia Prom Shoot
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It was awesome to be able to photograph the beautiful Tia for her high school formal.
Cape York Frogging trip chapter 6 Mossman Gorge
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The final night of the adventure. Jono and Ben find themselves at Mossman Gorge hoping to find another Nursery frog which had so far eluded them. Enjoy the stunning scenery of this well maintained national park and see what natural treasures were uncovered and photographed as the Cape York Frogging trip comes to a close.
Cape York Frogging trip chapter 5 Return to Black Mountain and Cedar Bay
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A second chance to find frogs at Black Mountain and Cedars Bay. Leaving Iron Range, Jono and Ben head south in hopes that they might be in luck on a second visit to the dark boulders of Black Mountain and the lush rainforest of Cedars bay. Skip to three minutes if you want to bypass our re-cap telling of the last night of Iron Range.
Cape York Frogging trip chapter 4 Iron Range National Park
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Get some snacks and pop corn and make yuorself comfortable for this one. It covers three full nights of our trip including the stunning Iron Range National Park. Come with us as we explore this National Park by night and discover some of its secrets and mysteries.
Cape York Frogging Trip Chapter 3 Cape Melville
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It had long been a fantasy of mine to visit the incredibly remote boulder mountains of Cape Meliville. Without knowing what kind of success we would have and knowing that researchers that explore this mountain get in and out by hellicopter we took the risk to see where we could get to by car. This night became my major highlight destination of the whole trip and a place I can't wait to get back...
Cape York Frogging Trip Chapter 2 Black Mountain and Cedars Bay
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The Journey continues on this wildlife photography trip targeting frogs as Ben and Jono push up from Mackay into Northern Queensland. Experience the extrodinary Black Mountain by night. Be warned that this was the only night of the frogging trip where no frogs at all were found. But I hope you enjoy the other remarkable creatures of Black Mountain and Cedars bay.
Cape York Frogging Trip Chapter 1 Finch Hatton Gorge
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The journey begins. The long awaited frogging trip from South East Queensland to Cape York. Jono picks up Ben From Bundaberg and they travel 8 hours north in search of the vulnerable Eungella Tinker Frog at Finch Hatton Gorge near Mackay. Episode 1 of 6.
Good Work Boys, Its like Starsky & Hutch in GumBoots 💚🐸💚
Nice video lads. For us newbs, what is a marsupial frog?
@@mobilitybaka Thanks mate. We have two species of frogs that keep their tadpoles in little pouches on their hips. Assa darlingtoni and Assa woolumbin. They are called marsupial frogs or punched frogs or hip pocket frogs. They are the three common names I can think of for them.
@@benrevell5223 that makes sense. Cheers
Lovely Ep and some awesome frog finds, Well done guys in so wet conditions
Great video fellas!
Wonderfull job, you are a mater with a camera😀
Amazing capture! That looks like a sizable frog (do you know what kind?) caught staring deep down its captor's throat here! I can only imagine what the potential meal is thinking at this moment. 😧🐸😅 It looks quite desperate here, I’m guessing no one reached out, pulling the frog to save its life?? So could the hungry Snake manage to win the struggle and gulp that whole prey down entirely okay?? It also looks like the amphibian is defensively puffing out to prevent sliding down further. If eaten, does the unlucky thing get swallowed live all the way as well?! It looks so big still, maybe this isn’t the last for the frog and it can somehow survive the encounter?
Absolutely breathtaking photos of these froggos! ❤❤
Thanks my man! You're too kind! Wanna take you guys camping up here one day!
Lovely compilation mate, well done !
Nice. How deep was the creek when you crossed it? Towards the end of the video.
Would have been about thigh deep. The tide was mostly out I think.
Great footage Ben. In the early 1990s I found some Crinia deserticola at Buxton. At the time, the best field guide said their distribution was western Queensland - not coastal. I rang a frog expert at the museum and he said "the maps are all wrong." He had seen them at Rainbow Beach.
Thanks Carl. There seems to be a section of land between here and rocky where some of the western species touch the coast. Ive seen albogutatta, salmini and rugosa in the Busby region. Ive seen photos of brevipes too.
Loved this vid! Getting me so keen to be up there in a few weeks
Thanks mate! Only just realised comments on youtube were a thing. hence the slow reply. Hope you had more success than we did!
Wow what some awesome critters, well done gents
Awesome stuff boys, Say getday to johno
These are great Ben!
Looks like an awesome trip. Takes a lot of dedication and tenacity to keep searching night after night to find those narrow endemics!
yeah yeah ok ok ok rightio ok ok ok
haha good edit hey. Took out nearly the whole convo.
Great record of what was an awesome trip by the looks! Gorgeous photos as always.