November Monthly WinnersHere we are, the end of the Race. Bitter sweet indeed.
Bitter. It’s been tough for our Panel of Judges, going through a large number of observations that have been submitted within the last 19 days. Sweet. The quality of competing images have been raised to another level! On behalf of the Judges, we are happy to announce the winners for Month 3. Congratulations to all participants who fought until the end. Regardless of the results, all of you are champions! Bravo and Well Done to the Winners, for their outstanding images for Best Photo and for the most number of species observed in Month 3 of the Race. Most Number of SpeciesBest Photos of the Month
Honorable MentionsOctober Monthly Winners
Most Number of SpeciesClick here to follow Race Ranking Table @ Species Rank iNaturalist
Best Photos of the MonthHonorable MentionsSeptember Monthly WinnersCongratulations to all Racers, for completing Month 1 of the Race! A total of 573 observations were uploaded to ‘The International Bornean Frog Race 2021’ project, on iNaturalist. Thanks for participating this month and keep up with the amazing observations of Bornean amphibians! Most Number of SpeciesOf the around 190 species known from Borneo, a total 82 species were observed by participants of the Race in September. Congratulations to those who made it to the Top 5 and are the winners of the category “The Most Number of Species” for the month of September 2021. Best Photos of the Month We proudly present the Five Winning Monthly Images. Congratulations to the photographers! Honorable Mentions Due to the large number of excellent photo submissions, it was difficult for the judges to narrow down the top 5 for the month of September. Many other photos, such as these, nearly made the cut, and were also deemed exceptional for their portrayal of Bornean amphibians. Some factors that may have affected the judges' considerations include sharpness, exposure, color balance, and other minor issues.
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Species Master List (89 species)
Ansonia hanitschi Ansonia leptopus Ansonia minuta Ansonia spinulifer Duttaphrynus melanostictus Ingerophrynus divergens Ingerophrynus quadriporcatus Pelophryne guentheri Pelophryne signata Phrynoidis juxtasper Rentapia hosii Fejervarya cancrivora Fejervarya limnocharis Hoplobatrachus rugulosus Limnonectes cintalubang Limnonectes conspicillatus Limnonectes finchi Limnonectes hikidai Limnonectes ingeri Limnonectes kong Limnonectes kuhlii Limnonectes leporinus Limnonectes malesianus Limnonectes palavanensis Limnonectes paramacrodon Occidozyga baluensis Occidozyga laevis Occidozyga sumatrana Leptobrachella arayai Leptobrachella fritinniens Leptobrachella gracilis Leptobrachella mjobergi Leptobrachella picta Leptobrachella sabahmontana Leptobrachium abbotti Leptobrachium ingeri Leptobrachium montanum Pelobatrachus baluensis Pelobatrachus edwardinae Pelobatrachus nasutus Chaperina fusca Kalophrynus heterochirus Kalophrynus intermedius Kalophrynus meizon Kalophrynus punctatus Kaloula baleata Kaloula pulchra Metaphrynella sundana Microhyla berdmorei Microhyla malang Microhyla nepenthicola Odorrana hosii Abavorana luctuosa Chalcorana megalonesa Chalcorana raniceps Huia cavitympanum Hylarana erythraea Indosylvirana nicobariensis Meristogenys dyscritus Meristogenys jerboa Meristogenys kinabaluensis Meristogenys orphnocnemis Pulchrana baramica Pulchrana laterimaculata Pulchrana picturata Pulchrana signata Staurois guttatus Staurois latopalmatus Staurois tuberilinguis Feihyla kajau Kurixalus chaseni Leptomantis angulirostris Leptomantis fasciatus Leptomantis harrissoni Leptomantis rufipes Nyctixalus pictus Philautus aurantium Philautus davidlabangi Philautus hosii Philautus macroscelis Philautus nephophilus Philautus petersi Philautus tectus Polypedates colletti Polypedates leucomystax Polypedates macrotis Polypedates otilophus Rhacophorus pardalis Zhangixalus dulitensis |
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