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Frogs and Toads

Frogs and Toads

Frogs are harmless amphibians, love cool wet places and it was not unusual for us to
find them in bathrooms and toilets on our travels, especially at night. I even went "spotlighting"
for frogs on a couple of occasions. I have also (sadly) got to see some of the biggest Cane Toads
I have encountered. I will be pleased for any help identifying the frogs I photographed.
Cane Toad
:: Cane Toad :: 		Centralian Tree Frog
:: Centralian Tree Frog :: 		Desert Tree Frog
:: Desert Tree Frog :: 		Green Tree Frog
:: Green Tree Frog :: 		Northern Laughing Tree Frog
:: Northern Laughing Tree Frog ::
Peron's Tree Frog
:: Peron's Tree Frog :: 		Southern Bell Frog
:: Southern Bell Frog :: 		Striped Rocket Frog
:: Striped Rocket Frog :: 		8285- Pobblebonk Frog
8285- Pobblebonk Frog		 8293- Barking Marsh Frog
8293- Barking Marsh Frog
8299- frogs at Kulcurna
8299- frogs at Kulcurna		 8321- Frog at Kulcurna
8321- Frog at Kulcurna

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