FrogWatch survey at DUF100: Narrabundah Hill South

3 species verified

FrogWatch survey at DUF100: Narrabundah Hill South - 26 Oct 2023
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Identification history

Uperoleia laevigata 1 2 Nov 2023
Crinia parinsignifera 4 - 15 2 Nov 2023
Limnodynastes tasmaniensis 1 - 3 2 Nov 2023
Uperoleia laevigata 4 - 15 28 Oct 2023
Neobatrachus sudellae 1 - 3 28 Oct 2023

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AnkeMaria wrote:
   2 Nov 2023
Hi Murphy- you are getting good at this!! well done

the Neobatrachus is a kind of plop-plop-plop-plop that can generally only be heard after much rain. The sound you are hearing is the Limnodynastes tasmaniensis or spotted grass frog. It goes a bit like spot-tot-tot-tot-tot or tuck-tuck-tuck.
I can hear the smooth toadlets and there is also the Crinia parinsignifera or plain froglets- if you listen to your recording again you will be able to hear the difference- one has a lower pitch- sounds more like a cork pulled out of a bottle- lower and slower, but teh plains froglet is the "squeaky gate" more high pitch and a bit shorter, also more frequent. You pretty much have 1 Smooth toadlet (uperoleia leavigata) sitting in the front seat calling every few second and the Crinia signiferas - plain froglets squeaking away in the background
your froggies are all cold or bored- they are not really going for it haha

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Survey information

  • 26 Oct 2023 09:34 PM Recorded on
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Additional information

  • 9 Air Temperature
  • 16 Water Temperature
  • 0 Area of exposed soil (Min in Meters)
  • 5 Area of exposed soil (Max in Metres)
  • Murphy Carr (and Debbie Noble-Carr) FrogWatch volunteer names
  • Cloudy (broken) or overcast Sky
  • Light breeze - wind direction shown by drift of smoke Wind
  • Shallow (<30cm) Water Depth
  • Pond Nearly Full Overall Pond Level
  • Still (all ponds / dams) Water Flow
  • 26 - 50cm down Vertical Drop
  • Yes, covering <50% of pond Emergent Aquatic Veg
  • Yes, covering <50% of edge Fringe/Edge Vegetation
  • Yes, providing <10% shade of pond Pond area shaded by trees
  • No evidence of mowing Mowing
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