Whistling Tree Frogs (Litoria verreauxii) were mass calling from the reeds and banks of a few large ponds last night after the recent downpour. They are one of the few species that actually enjoys the cool winter weather and they were heavily abundant last night. The audio shows the calls of a few individuals in one of the quieter ponds, as well as the ever present Crinia signifera. #whistlingtreefrog #litoriaverreauxii #hylidae - #froglife #frogging #frog #amphibian #fieldherping #herpingaustra

46K views · 367 reactions | Wow! What a beauty! Great photo and recording of a Green Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea) from Queensland. Photo and audio by FrogID contributor Ken Palazzi. | Frog ID | Facebook

Releasing a Desert Tree Frog (Litoria rubella) that I rescued from a deep pit on a construction site. Pilbara region, Western Australia. | Mick Fullerton Wildlife

The loud and very high-pitched call of the Bleating Tree Frog (Litoria dentata) is one that may be missing during the cooler months in NSW and southeast QLD. Help us understand their breeding seasons by regularly recording their calls with the #FrogID app. #CitSciOz | Frog ID

The Tasmanian Tree Frog (Litoria burrowsae) is one of Australia’s exceptional frog species. It occurs in rainforest, alpine areas and sedgeland habitats and has a distinctive ‘honk’ call. Whether you’re a frog expert or new to frogs, be a part of FrogID Week – Australia's biggest frog count! Record frog calls using the FrogID app from November 3rd to 12th and enhance our understanding of Australia’s frogs and their habitats. Download the free FrogID app at www.frogid.net.au #FrogID #FrogIDWeek #