May 27, 2020
Mistaken for Cane Toads Males 40 mm, females to 50 mm. Colour variable, olive to slate grey to blackish brown on the back. Warty skin with darker mottling and often a lighter butterfly-shaped mark on the top of the head. Abdomen is smooth and marbled black and white,...
May 27, 2020
Common suburban garden frog Smooth frog with pointed snout. Length 60 -70mm. Light brown to grey brown with broad dark brown stripes, a cream stripe down the centre of the back, and a wide blacker stripe from the snout through the eye to the arm. Underside white. Legs...
May 27, 2020
Widespread in South-East Queensland Dark grey or brown frog, plain or with scattered dark blotches. Length to 80 mm. Broad dark stripe from snout to arm, raised yellow stripe from below eye to arm. Bright red, orange or yellow markings along upper arm, flanks, groin...
May 27, 2020
Visitor to Enoggera catchment at a wildlife display Ground-dwelling tree frog native to eastern Australia, although not Enoggera Creek catchment. One of the largest Australian frogs. Once one of the most common frogs in south-east Australia, the Green-and-golden Bell...
May 27, 2020
Popular frog throughout the world Bright to dark green back reddish-purple or brown thighs with some iridescent patches. The iris is golden near the pupil and gets redder towards the outside of the eye. The inner halves of the hands are yellow while the outer halves...
May 27, 2020
Common in Brisbane gardens The most common treefrog in Greater Brisbane. It can be green, pale brown or green-sided brown. Also known as Green Reedfrog, Eastern Dwarf Treefrog. The Eastern Sedgefrog has a white stripe from jaw to shoulder and a dark stripe from...
