RED-CROWNED TOADLET

63               RED-CROWNED TOADLET             Pseudophryne australis

AUSTRALIAN FROGS               63

Also known as Red-crowned Broodfrog. Confined to areas of Hawkesbury sandstone within a 160 km radius of Sydney. Nocturnal. Lives in areas of seepage around the base of sandstone and large rocks.

BLUE MOUNTAINS TREE FROG

62.          BLUE MOUNTAINS TREE FROG               Litoria citropa 

AUSTRALIAN FROGS.             62

Found in southeastern Australia, from Wollemi national park, NSW to Gippsland, northeastern Victoria. Inhabits creeks and streams in forests, and rocky stream beds in deep forests. Feeds on invertebrates.

WALLUM FROG

61               WALLUM FROG                   Litoria freycineti

AUSTRALIAN FROGS.           61

Also known as Freycinet's Frog. Found in coastal regions of south-eastern Queensland and north-eastern NSW. inhabits wallum swamps, heaths and neighbouring forests and grassland.

LESUEUR'S FROG

60                   LESUEUR'S FROG                 Litoria lesueurii

AUSTRALIAN FROGS                  60

Also known as Stony Creek Frog and Rocky River Frog. Found in southeastern Australia, from Blue Mountains, NSWto west of Melbourne, Victoria. habitat includes rock-strewn streams to flooded grasslands, and creeks and streams in forests.

NARROW-FRINGED FROG

59              NARROW-FRINGED FROG                 Litoria nugidigtus

AUSTRALIAN FROGS                   59

Also known as Southern Leaf Green River Frog. Found in southeastern Australia, from just south of Sydney, NSW to Gippsland, northeastern Victoria. Mostly associated with flowing streams in or near forest, but also extended into gardens. Feeds on invertebrates.

EASTERN DWARF TREE FROG

58                EASTERN DWARF TREE FROG                 Litoria fallax

AUSTRALIAN FROGS                58

Also known as Dwarf Tree Frog, Eastern Sedge Frog and Green Reed Frog. Found in coastal eastern Australia from north Queensland to southern NSW.; introduced populations in Melbourne. Occupies wide range of habitat, including artificial and natural watercourses such as dams, swamps, ephemeral pools, areas beside creeks, and streams, and roadside ditches. feeds on invertebrates.