Reptiles and Frogs

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AnkeMaria wrote:

Yesterday

well done and thanks for keeping an eye out for these satellite ponds, which will hopefully turn into a game changer for frogs worldwide! Too early to tell re spawn and I agree with you_ most likely Lim tas as they are mighty active currently, along with Lim peronii and a few add crinias. big smiles AnkeMaria

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Mike wrote:

10 Feb 2026

Frog spawn at elevated pool MAW3 beside Mawson Pond. From the noise at the sedimentation pond they are probably Limnodynastes tasmaniensis.

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AnkeMaria wrote:

10 Feb 2026

also Crinia signifera

Limnodynastes tasmaniensis

wombey wrote:

9 Feb 2026

Those two stripes down the back are known among frog people as "ewingii" stripes, locally diagnostic for this group of frogs. Locality would suggest verreauxii but to confirm the black spots in the hidden thigh area would have been helpful.

Litoria verreauxii verreauxii

AnkeMaria wrote:

9 Feb 2026

Could you submit this again ( with a comment linking it to this survey -sighting 4720412 ) as there are also a lot of Lim peronii calling bother i can not hear a Litoria aurea that would have been amazing!! Thanks

Limnodynastes tasmaniensis