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Litoria gracilenta
Spends the day basking in the canopy of sclerophyll forests, coming down to the ground to breed.
Was relocated after being found amongst koala fodder branches at Rockhampton Zoo, Central Queensland.
Spotted on Apr 4, 2011
Submitted on Apr 4, 2011
7 Comments
No worries, glad to help
Thank you very much.. all my frogs have an ID know.. Thanks to YOU..
Christiane, I have added a species ID to your link above. I think it is a Naked (Desert, Red) Tree Frog - Litoria rubella.
David.. Can you help me with this one? http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/618...
Good Picture!
Thanks, it was taken on my mobile phone!
Beautiful photo