#peron’s tree frog

[stickyfrogs]

Many Beautiful Frogs and Frog Songs of Bellthorpe Frog Camp! We made lots and lots of recordings for FrogID too!

[colubridyke]

Peron's Tree frog from under the lid of my garbage bin

[ljsbugblog]

thought I would share some of the incredible amphibian diversity we see in our garden. all of these creatures are from the same genus of treefrogs, Litoria (excepting Green Tree frogs, which are also often described as genus Ranoidea).

a Broad-palmed Rocket Frog (Litoria latopalmata), who we have spotted in the bog cave the past few nights! this species has proven to be highly variable in colour and patterning, so always interesting to encounter.

the pebble-shaped Desert Tree Frog (Litoria rubella), who hunt insects on my car in multitudes.

one of my favourites, the Peron's Laughing Tree Frog (Litoria peronii). at a distance they appear a uniform beige, but a closer look reveals flecks of emerald green across textured skin. this species tends to be a bit larger than the other frogs, but is still dwarfed by the Green Tree Frog.

a Slender Bleating Tree Frog (Litoria balatus), who I have posted before. one of the smallest of the frogs we see, but nonetheless intriguing with their yellow toes, and vibrant red eye.

last, and largest, is the conspicuous Green Tree Frog (Litoria/Ranoidea caerulea), a species found across much of the continent, and frequently found around human dwellings.

that's 5 species of tree frog all found within our relatively small garden, which is pretty amazing. we've also recently encountered a pair of Striped Marsh Frogs (Lymnodynastes sp.) around the pond (hopefully I can get a good photo soon), and of course there are the ever-present Cane Toads (Rhinella marina).

[worrynoodle]

Found a lil guy today and wanted to share. He was in our deck umbrella.

[plaguedocboi]

I have many frogs to share.

1. Peron’s Tree Frog: one of the many that live in my garden. They get inside the water reservoirs of the pots I have my strawberry plants in (sometimes they climb my bedroom window and I awaken to a frog shaped print on the glass)

2. Australian green tree frog: found on my front path while weeding the garden. Poor thing was all dry as it hadn’t rained in a bit. It perked up after having a soak and I put it in a moist spot of the garden and placed an old plant saucer I keep filled with either rain water or garden hose water.

3: Magnificent Tree Frog: seen in a really nice enclosure at a smaller wildlife park near where I live. Striking a very nice pose.

I try to minimise handling and have damp hands when dealing with frogs as is appropriate but sometimes if frog encountering is unexpected I don’t always have time to go wet my hands. All contact with the frogs here though was very minimal (as in 30-40 seconds max) just for moving them to more appropriate safe locations in the garden.

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SUCH EXCELLENT FORGS!!

[kazooie]

Everyone plz look at this frog on my neighbours fence, I love them so much, pretty sure it's a peron's tree frog, I can't get over how pretty it is

[musical-0wl]

Top 5 frogs, go.

Oh I am so glad you asked this

1) has to go to the Green Tree Frog (Ranoidea caerulea), absolute classic frog, textbook. Just a little green guy who eats bugs. Love them.

2) the Perons Tree Frog (Litoria peronii) is a wonderful little guy. They have thunder thighs (bright marbled patterning on the inside of their legs that flashes when they jump to make predators think they're poisonous) and are also called the emerald-speckled tree frog, laughing tree frog, and maniacal cackle frog for obvious reasons.

3) goes to the Pobblebonk!! (Limnodynastes dumerilii) I love these little guys!! They go bonk bonk bonk like a banjo, wonderful

4) the Whooping Frog (Heleioporus inornatus) is native to Western Australia and sounds like a little video game character doing a jump, ain't that neat?

5) the Sunset Frog (Spicospina flammocaerulea) is a rare little guy who looks like a molten rock, but they're endangered :( hope they recover soon

Thanks again :)

[zinzinina]

Sending you frogs because this is how I show my love 🫶

The lemur leaf frog is named after the similarity of their eyes to that of lemurs!!!

Frog facts aside S!!!! I LOVE YOU YOURE WONDERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL AND STRONG AND I CARE FOR YOU SO MUCH 💘💘💘💘

Oh Celeste! I love this little lemur leaf frog and I love you, so much, my sweet friend. Please accept this little Peron’s tree frog guy in return:

You are so lovely and so wonderful and I hope you’re having an amazing week x

[the-froggening]

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[Image Description: A digital painting of a Peron’s Tree Frog, a green-grey frog with a cream stomach, yellow on the back legs, and dark splotches on their legs and up their sides. End ID.]

[beefstrugglenoff]

footnote on that last one but every wet season.......Perons Tree Frogs..... So extremely high loud volumes outside my window.

[litoriaperoni]

Teenage frog!! I found ‘em a few years ago but I think they still deserve to be shared. Love how they’ve still got that tadpole-ish mouth

(Peron’s Tree Frog - Litoria peronii)

[stickyfrogs]

Some of the Gorgeous New Friends we met tonight at Greenhills Wetland recording frogs for FrogID Week! 🐸 There are only 3 more days of FrogID Week left for this year!

[hoval]

Cutie

[briery]

Big beautiful Peron’s tree frog in my Nan’s watering can❤️❤️

[th3rah]

We have a greyhound, a cavoodle, two cats, a beardie, and three perons tree frogs!! We will hopefully be adopting a dingo soon too, from the sanctuary I work at!!

Oh my gosh!! I love all of that for you! I hope you get to adopt the dingo!! 💕 That would be so exciting!! Beardies are so cute when they walk. XD

I have 2 dogs (one miniature pinscher and one pitbull), and two cats. :D

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Peron's Tree Frog FREE Sound Effects #asmr

While staying at Kianinny Bush Cottages at Tathra NSW, I ventured down to the lake with some recording equipment and recorded the magnificent sounds of the Perons Tree Frog at night time. Peron's Tree Frog Tree Frog FREE Sound Effects Tree Frog at night time