The wet season in the tropical north brings out the frogs in droves, and the wet seasons at the start and end of 2012 were no exceptions. Townsville is situated close to a number of interesting and diverse habitats, ranging from mountain rainforests to dry savannah, so amphibian diversity is very high. And apparently they all prefer to face the left.
Bluewater
Javelin frog (Litoria microbelos)
Desert froglet (Crinia deserticola)
Mimic toadlet (Uperoleia mimula)
Desert froglet (Crinia deserticola)
Tully Gorge
Litoria jungguy
Litoria jungguy
Litoria rheocola
Atherton Tablelands and Ravenshoe
Litoria jungguy
Litoria revelata
Covacevich’s brood-frog (Pseudophryne covacevichae)
covacevichae such a rebel.
I was going to comment to that effect, but decided to leave it. I’m glad someone else noticed.