Dwarf Tree Frogs

I found some cute liittle Eastern Dwarf Tree Frogs (Litoria fallax) today. These guys are about 20mm in length.

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That skin texture lllks terrific with that lighting. Great shots

Great shots!
Poisonous?

mat vanella wrote in post #18748612
That skin texture lllks terrific with that lighting. Great shots

Thanks Mat! Yes, the macro lens really does bring out the skin texture, doesn't it!

sorpa wrote in post #18748699
Great shots!
Poisonous?

Thanks sorpa! I don't think they are poisonous... but I've never tried eating one

Wonderful shots - very photogenic little frogs
Brian V.

S.R.M. wrote in post #18748998
Thanks Mat! Yes, the macro lens really does bring out the skin texture, doesn't it!

Thanks sorpa! I don't think they are poisonous... but I've never tried eating one

It's not about eating it.
Just touching it.

sorpa wrote in post #18749872
It's not about eating it.
Just touching it.

They are fine to touch... in fact they regularly hop all over my hand when I'm photographing them!

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LordV wrote in post #18749285
Wonderful shots - very photogenic little frogs
Brian V.

Thanks Brian! They are indeed very photogenic little frogs!

Stellar work! The texture and color on these is incredible

hayath wrote in post #18752135
Stellar work! The texture and color on these is incredible

Thanks very much Hayath! Much appreciated!

Lovely captures, striking colour. We only have two species in the U.K. and one of those is extremely rare, not fair

great looking frog! lovely captures

racketman wrote in post #18752252
Lovely captures, striking colour. We only have two species in the U.K. and one of those is extremely rare, not fair

I didn't know we had tree frogs here any more. I thought the introduced populations had died out. Do you know - and would you be prepared to tell us! - where they can be found please?

racketman wrote in post #18752252
Lovely captures, striking colour. We only have two species in the U.K. and one of those is extremely rare, not fair

alquimista wrote in post #18755087
great looking frog! lovely captures

Thanks for the comments Toby and Andres! This species is fairly common in Brisbane, and if you know where to look you can almost always find them (especially in summer, so expect more photos over the next few months!)