crinia signifera

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Here are a few pics from areas near Wollongong. I visited the hills above Wollongong, Carrington Falls and Dharawal in the last couple of weeks. The weather has been pretty good with mostly warm days and a little rain. The hills above Wollongong are covered with wet eucalyptus woodland...

hey all! today is the first day of many that i will be running around Kuringai chase NP trying to find reptiles...so this should be updated almost daily unless i got to the beach or somewhere else as to when i can't go herping in the park! anyway today i went with Riley on this forum and we...

Hey guys, just thought I would share a few of my pics from a quick trip down to Jervis Bay I made with some friends. Didn't get any rain but the ponds and swamps had water in them so we were lucky enough to find a few frogs. Several skink species around especially water skinks. Brown Snakes were...

Scientific Name Litoria peroni, Limnodynastes dumerili, Limnodynastes tasmaniensis, Crinia signifera Common Name Perons tree frogs, Banjos, spotted marsh, varied frogletts Bred By Me General Description These were my holdbacks or from my own perosnal collection, but my cat has injured...

Dharawal is a great place for frogs. I visited the park a number of time between late August and November and saw a variety of frogs. I believe that there are many others present that I did not encounter. Please feel free to offer corrections if my identifications are not accurate. First...

It may be late autumn in Tasmania but the weather this past week was surprisingly mild. Thursday was clear and fairly warm in Hobart (18C), so I decided to take the day off work. I headed with my wife to Hartz Mountain National Park in south-central Tasmania. I have visited this park on four...

Instead of the usually fire works or getting blind drunk at a music festival I was lucky enough to spend my new years up at Falls Creek in the Victorian high country. We spent a week trapping for small mammals, bats and reptiles and with plenty of keen naturalists there was always someone...

Scientific Name Crinia signifera Common Name common froglette, eastern froglette, crinia, creek frog, Age Adults Sex Male and female General Description These little fellas were rescued from a nursery just under 4 months ago. The nursery was being demolished (my brother in laws...

There are some truly spectacular national parks in Tasmania. I visited one of these yesterday on a beautiful but crisp (12C, 53F) autumn day. Mt. Field National Park is only a little over an hour's drive from Hobart. On this trip, I followed a trail into the alpine country to visit an...

hey all. found this little guy out the back. was wondering what type he is By SyKeD

Recently I partook in a fairly taxing herping extravaganza. Three nights of road driving and searching in around around Sydney and sometimes furthur afield. The first night we went out was a bit of a non-event. Cold and wet, the storm had rolled in as hoped, but with it cold weather. It was...

G'day all, I've been lucky enough to spend the last week or so in Yengo NP where we came across some pretty neat critters. Nothing amazing, but any herp is nice to see in the wild. I was up there for none herping, but i still managed to see 29 herptile species and about 80 bird species...

Last saturday night I did the exact opposite of normal folk, I headed away from population centres and went herping. I'd been planning to do this for a few days, and although the day started well (hot and fairly humid) it suddenly got cold as a cool change moved through. Due to the cool temps...

Scenario: Dam with a bunch of tadpoles (Common Eastern Froglet) i8s to be emptied to remove a noxious weed. So member of the public rescues the tadpoles, parents and kidshave a great time watching them morph into frogs. Frogs are now captive in a large fishtank and for all accounts are well...

Just found this little frog when i was mowing the lawn:shock: Lucky i seen him:lol: What sort of frog is it??? I hope its not a toad??? Thanks to anyone who replys Cheers Luke