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Canyon Tree Frog, Utah, 1985

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In its species' northernmost location in Utah's Zion National Park, a canyon tree frog finds respite on a rock. Despite its name, canyon tree frogs live mostly on the ground.

(Photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Tide Pools: Windows Between Land and Sea," February 1986, National Geographic magazine)

Photograph by Robert F. Sisson

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