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Discussion

samreid007 wrote:

2 hrs ago

It'd be hard to say to be honest. However, given the condition of the surrounding area (lots of non-ideal habitat dominated by noxious weeds), I'd say low level immediate population. It feels less likely that they've dispersed across the 100's of meters of noxious weeds.

Aprasia parapulchella

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

3 hrs ago

Thanks Sam I think this is a little further up the slope from where they have previously been recorded. Has it moved in or is it a remnant survivor of a low level immediate population?

Aprasia parapulchella

jb2602 wrote:

Yesterday

2 frogs under same log and I assume that they are the same species. Images 1 + 2 = frog 1; image 3 = frog 2

Limnodynastes tasmaniensis

Aussiegall wrote:

Yesterday

wow, thats amazing

Hoplocephalus stephensii

MatthewFrawley wrote:

Yesterday

Whoa!