Frogs and toads in Australai, both native and introduced
Cane toad
An introduced pest, the menacing Cane toad destroying our native habitats and endangering the populations of native toads and frogs
Red eyed tree frog
Red eyed green tree frog sits in the fork of a moss covered branch.
Green tree frog on a moss covered log
Green tree frog on a moss covered log
Two green tree frogs wait for insects in the light
Two green tree frogs wait for insects in the light, T hey sometimes tussle with each other
Two green tree frogs
Two green tree frogs wait for insects in the light
Green tree frog out in the dark
Green tree frogs like to emerge at night to catch insects which are attracted to lights we turn on.
Looking at you
This green tree frog is looking at you.
A green tree frog
A green tree frog, this frog is one of the most common found in Australia
