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The Red Eyed Tree Frog 🐸 Up Very Close - you might say eye to eye 👁. This is magnificent videography by Filipe DeAndrade Wildlife Photography for @NatGeo • This is a #repost National Geographic via @PhotoAroundApp Covering the Red-Eyed Tree Frog’s iconic eyes are special eyelids, called nictitating membranes. When the frog’s eyes are closed, the eyelids help it blend in with its leafy environment. #WILDUntamed Filipe DeAndrade Wildlife Photography • #RedEyedTreeFrog #FrogUpClose #FrogEye #RedEyedTreeFrogCloseUp https://www.instagram.com/p/B87C6u-AaoN/?igshid=xcs6n4rkjy2q

An amazing slow motion look at a Talamanca Hummingbird feeding in Costa Rica all the while expending the calories it’s taking in from the nectar of the blossom. • This is a #repost from Filipe DeAndrade Wildlife Photography via @PhotoAroundApp At 2,800 frames per second, you can catch a glimpse of the hyper lives of hummingbirds. This is a Talamanca Hummingbird, formerly known as the Magnificent Hummingbird. They exist In the Talamanca Mountain range in Costa Rica, and live at altitudes past 9,000ft. Food is plentiful, but competition is still intense because they never know when it will run out. Trying to freeze a moment of a bird that can beat its wings up to 80 times per second...keep trying to you nail it. #wilduntamed #Hummingbird #HummingbirdSlowMo #TalamancaHummingbird #CostaRicaWildlife #BirdsOfCostaRica https://www.instagram.com/p/B83g80pAJnO/?igshid=nbavdzf04atq

The Red Eyed Tree Frog 🐸 Up Very Close - you might say eye to eye 👁. This is magnificent videography by @filipe_deandrade for @NatGeo • This is a #repost @natgeo via @PhotoAroundApp Covering the Red-Eyed Tree Frog’s iconic eyes are special eyelids, called nictitating membranes. When the frog’s eyes are closed, the eyelids help it blend in with its leafy environment. #WILDUntamed @filipe_deandrade • #RedEyedTreeFrog #FrogUpClose #FrogEye #RedEyedTreeFrogCloseUp https://www.instagram.com/p/BuNzXJeAA0X/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=yhctejwl2c8

An amazing slow motion look at a Talamanca Hummingbird feeding in Costa Rica all the while expending the calories it’s taking in from the nectar of the blossom. • This is a #repost from @filipe_deandrade via @PhotoAroundApp At 2,800 frames per second, you can catch a glimpse of the hyper lives of hummingbirds. This is a Talamanca Hummingbird, formerly known as the Magnificent Hummingbird. They exist In the Talamanca Mountain range in Costa Rica, and live at altitudes past 9,000ft. Food is plentiful, but competition is still intense because they never know when it will run out. Trying to freeze a moment of a bird that can beat its wings up to 80 times per second...keep trying to you nail it. #wilduntamed #Hummingbird #HummingbirdSlowMo #TalamancaHummingbird #CostaRicaWildlife #BirdsOfCostaRica https://www.instagram.com/p/BuNtmbQg6NV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1911n53cmpcqz