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Litoria splendida
Large tree frog grows up to 10.6 cm long. Breeds in Wet season (December to April) in any water source.
The Magnificent Tree Frog is native to the Kimberley.Western Australia.
Spotted on Jun 13, 2006
Submitted on Sep 10, 2013
8 Comments
I don't think you mean 'this' frog Adarsha. Although superficially similar to a couple of other species, this one is limited to the Kimberley area of north-west Australia.
What a handsome frog!
Wow..Fortunately I saw this frog today near the temple in my home..It was very big :) Nice spotting Barbara :)
Thanks Mark for pointing that out. I've removed the brackets.
Magnificent !! One small thing Barbara - can you please put the scientific name without the brackets. That field is key to the PN database links and should be clean binomial names only. Thanks.
Nice spotting!
cutie !
Awesome !