Reptiles and Frogs

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Discussion

Mike wrote:

Yesterday

I used to do Frogwatch but needed help from @AnkeMaria on some species. This spot does not usually have much free water, if any, so was a bit surprised to hear so many frogs.

Crinia parinsignifera

wombey wrote:

Yesterday

There is also Crinia signifera in the background and also what I think is Litoria latopalmata. Anyone else agree?

Crinia parinsignifera

AnkeMaria wrote:

26 Feb 2026

well done! this is the Peron's tree frog- the only frog in the ACT and region that has large toepads and is a climber- all other of our local urban frogs are ground dwelling. This species has a pupil that appears cross shaped. It is one of the most colourchanging frogs in Australia and can be anything from almost white to seemingly dark brown/black. My favourite!!

Litoria peronii

AnkeMaria wrote:

25 Feb 2026

awesome that you provided a belly shot! Like a pro

Crinia signifera

wombey wrote:

23 Feb 2026

Not much to go on here but even if a juvenile cunninghami it is not likely to have those stripes of the forelimbs. The reddish dorsal blotches are also pushing me towards a juvenile Tiliqua nigrolutea. To be honest, I'm not sure what it is. Happy to solicit other comments before taking it further.

Egernia cunninghami