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  1. Reptile_Maniac

    Strange Frog ID

    Hi All, Can you please identify this frog I found in Sydney Australia, in Heathcote National Park. Attached are the photos. Thanks, James
  2. GeckPhotographer

    Coastal NSW Herping.

    Coastal NSW, some common fauna and some flood oddities. So the past few months have been pretty hectic. Lots of herping, a herping conference, more herping,... more herping. Somehow I've ended up with a few photos from various trips I haven't put up yet and I decided to do all the trips here...
  3. icedmice

    Adelotus brevis - Tusked frog???

    Do you think this is a Tusked frog? Is was approximately 2.5cm in body length and had sparse white spots on it's belly. It was found in Campbelltown NSW region This was the habitat: I'm going by this thread, the belly markings were near identical. I can't recall red markings, that...
  4. Lulham

    What frog is this ???

    Whats this frog been finding heaps of them in my pool ive lived here for 15 years and never seen anythink like them now i have heaps of them , iam in mid north coast coffs area Sorry for bad pictures but they have like white toes lol
  5. jordanmulder

    Sunny Day's and Summer Nights

    Some recent herping I have been doing, Most of it is from but not restricted to Glenrock, I also had the pleasure of meeting Stephen (Geckphotographer) to do some of my herping with! Thanks so much mate! I realy learnt alot being with you! I would appreciate any feed back or criticism to some...
  6. GeckPhotographer

    Past Weeks Herping

    Well while you haven't seen a hundred threads, that doesn't mean I haven't been out frantically herping every night since my last thread. I've finally gotten some pictures of some snakes and a dodgy shot of a leaftail which I promised myself I would get before making this thread. So here we go...
  7. FlippinBirdies

    Fanged frogs found!!

    Check it out! Fanged-Frog Pictures: 9 New Species Found
  8. D

    Guess - Frogs

    Same rules as 'Guess - Lizard' and 'Guess'. Well, I bet you can't guess mine.
  9. Torah

    FROG ID . Needed ! PLeaZ

    Well its black and has orange spots on its legs ? I googled and couldnt find anything ... What is it ???
  10. Rach85

    Couple of frog pix

    My brother found these two in the house, so before he (gently) took them outside, I snapped some pictures :) I wasn't sure if i'd get comments about him having them in his hand, but it was just to take them outside...
  11. ryanharvey1993

    Smiths lake AHS field trip

    Here are a few pictures from the AHS field trip to Smiths Lake, the following species were found while herping. Amphibians Litoria barringtonensis Leaf-green Tree Frog Litoria chloris Red-eyed Tree Frog Litoria fallax Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog Litoria latopalmata Broad-palmed Frog Litoria...
  12. JasonL

    AHS Smiths Lake Field Trip - 09.

    The Australian Herpetological Society held a field trip at Smiths Lake ( near Forster) last weekend, 20 - 22nd Feb, in all 23 members attended, and I think all had a good time. We were very lucky with the weather as it had been poring rain and cold the week before. A number of different species...
  13. Fuscus

    Imbil State Forest

    Went for a day trip to the Imbil State Forest, its inland from Noosa, to try out the new lens. Pretty amazing trip, saw five live snakes ( 4 on the trip ) but only one condescended to being photoed, a little small-eyed snake, a real cutie
  14. mrmikk

    Frog ID ?????

    Can anyone ID this frog for me please. I am thinking maybe a Tusked Frog Adelotus brevis
  15. DanTheReptileMan

    Tusked Frog?

    Possible Tusked Frog? Found this guy the other day, is it a tusked frog? cheers
  16. mattmc

    Weekend Fieldtrip Smiths Lake With The Frog And Tadpole Study Group

    GDAY, Myself and a group of dedicated herpers including Arthur White and Nephrurus (from this site) went to Smiths Lake near Seal Rocks with the Frog and Tadpole Study Group to look for frogs aswell as reptiles mammals and birds and all other creatures alike. The list is as follows: FROGS...
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