Frog I.D for the newbies

[r3ptilian]

Got a feelin it is Cyclorana novaehollandiae New Holland Frog.

 

[Banjo]

New Holland Frog

 

[Dusty62]

ok, a wide mouthed frog just found it

 

[r3ptilian]

New Holland Frog

Cheers, 2 for 2 Banjo.
I'll see what other pics I have.

These 2 were photographed the same night as the New Holland Frog, but I never got round to id-ing them. Any suggestions?

 

[eipper]

the one on the left is Platyplectrum ornatum and the one on the right looks like Cyclorana cultripes

the first western qld frog is Litoria rothi not a lato

GSXR boy
left is most likely Limnodynastes peroni and the one on the right is a little fuzzy to be 100% on the species

 

[r3ptilian]

the first western qld frog is Litoria rothi not a lato

I thought the same thing, I showed the pic to a couple of people 1 said Rothi the other said Lato. Should have stuck with my gut feelin.
Cheers for the heads up Scott.

 

[Torah]

Here are some from Nowra, bugged if i know what they are though?

u from nowra ?

 

[GSXR_Boy]

GSXR boy
left is most likely Limnodynastes peroni and the one on the right is a little fuzzy to be 100% on the species

Cheers mate, thanks.

u from nowra ?

No, i only have 10 fingers

I have family and friends that live there though.

 

[Bluetongue1]

I would have thought the last one was a Spotted Grass/Marsh Frog (Limnodynastes tasmaniensis).
If I had to take a stb at the little one from Nowra I reckon most probably a tan coloured Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog (Litoria fallax). Call sounds a bit like a squeaky door, in short, sharp bursts repeated about 3 times (wreek! wreek! wreek!). There are a couple of other possibilities.
How awsome is the colouration of that ornatus, hey Scott?
Always difficult IDing frogs without seeing groins and thighs and stomachs and undersides of feet... and even then...
.

 

[GSXR_Boy]

If I had to take a stb at the little one from Nowra I reckon most probably a tan coloured Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog (Litoria fallax). Call sounds a bit like a squeaky door, in short, sharp bursts repeated about 3 times (wreek! wreek! wreek!). There are a couple of other possibilities.

Cheers mate,thanks! I found a better pic that i will attach. The cry of these is pretty loud and carries across the farm with ease!

 

[eipper]

looks like Litoria cf. dentata

Cheers,
Scott