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Quacking Frog

Crinia georgiana

Photo by Dave Koch
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Field Notes

Habitat:

Wetland adjacent to heritage railway trail Irwin Inlet, Peaceful Bay, WA

Notes:

Frog found on walk trail covered in ants with a skink's tail sticking out of its mouth. Lifted skink tail and it slid out of frog's mouth, skink was three times the length of the frog. Sprinkled water on the dehydrated frog and it hopped away. Not sure of skink species

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PublishedMay 30, 2014

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