This is a more interesting photo of a younger Nephila pilipes clearly showing the diagnostic red palps although as the lighting was quite poor I had to use the flash and so her body colour is washed out . The small spider on her back is one of several males which are present on the web which is attached to a rare climbing Pandanus (Freycinetia marginata).
And this is an Australian Wood Frog (Rana daemeli) well camouflaged on some leaf litter. One of the many frog species on the increase at Wild Wings – always delightful to find that the eyeshine in the spotlight is another frog.
Hi Barbara
Stunning image of the spiders. Well done.
Denis
Beautiful detail in both photos – but its the frog I really like!
Thanks Denis.
And thank you Mick.