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Frogs of Far North Queensland.
Whether in the field, out in the local forests, National Parks or just in our Far North Queensland backyards, the health of any outdoor area is often measured by its frogs. Getting out and about, Amphicell discovered nine species recently in and around local known spots. It was a delight to see so much diversity. It’s nice to be pleasantly surprised and rewarded on such outings. Enjoy this little gallery I hope to post some more from time to time.
Pictured above: Green Tree Frog
Pictured above: White-lipped tree frog
Pictured above: White-lipped tree froglet
Pictured above: Dainty green tree frog
Pictured above: Dainty green tree metamorphs
Pictured above: Northern barred frog
Pictured above: Naked tree frog
Pictured above: Roth’s tree frog
Pictured above: Stoney creek frog
Pictured above: Ornate burrowing frog
Pictured above: Striped Marsh froglets