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Australian green tree frog

Litoria cerulea

Photo by brainpunk
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Field Notes

Description:

Green frog ~10cm body length, pale underside.

Habitat:

Subtropical suburban garden

Notes:

This is why I have untidy garden beds but I rarely see them, I just know they live there and hear what I think are the striped marsh frogs. I haven’t seen a really big lumpy one for years, only ones this size.

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PublishedJanuary 27, 2023

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