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EXIF: Nikkor 105 mm f/10 1/250 ISO-200 (Click on the picture to see it in full size.)

After two days with rain we got a little sun now and I was able to get these pictures in the garden.

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EXIF: Nikkor 105 mm f/13 1/160 ISO-200 (Click on the picture to see it in full size.)

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EXIF: Nikkor 105 mm f/9 1/200 ISO-200 (Click on the picture to see it in full size.)

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EXIF: Sigma 270 mm f/5,6 1/125 ISO-100

This picture is taken in our garden.

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EXIF: Sigma 300 mm f/5,6 1/125 ISO-100

This is also from our amazing garden.

The Smooth Newt, also known as the Common Newt, Lissotriton vulgaris (formerly Triturus vulgaris) is the most common newt species of the Lissotriton genus of amphibians. L. vulgaris is found throughout Europe except the far north, areas of Southern France, and the Iberian peninsula.

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EXIF: Sigma 300 mm f/5,6 1/125 ISO-100

All species of newt are protected in Europe. There are laws prohibiting the killing, destruction, and the selling of newts. While the species is by no means endangered, IUCN lists insufficient data to make an assessment for two of the subspecies. This newt is on the Norwegian National Redlist.

source: In English wiki In Norwegian wiki

These frogs are under water in a fishing dam in Denmark.
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EXIF: Nikkor 135 mm f/5,6 1/50 ISO-400

We had a little trip to Oslo Reptilpark Today.

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EXIF: Nikkor 105 mm f/8 1/15 ISO-400

This one I don’t know what is. I do remember that it was quite high up on a shelf.

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EXIF: Nikkor 105 mm f/3.2 1/25 ISO-200

This one is black because of pigment error and I was glad it was dead ……….
It is a common European adder or Vipera berus if you prefer the Binomial name.

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EXIF: Nikkor 105 mm f5,6 1/80 ISO-200