Although an odd looking Crinia, to take it any further I would need to see the belly. It can't be Pseudophryne as the toes reach the forearm, not so with Pseudophryne.
Thanks John and Anke, I named the files Crinia when I processed the photos but I did get excited when someone called them Brown Brood Frog on iNat, there was only one record of that frog in the ACT on iNat. If you can also correct that observation it would be great. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/367358193
Thanks John and Anke, I named the files Crinia when I processed the photos but I did get excited when someone called them Brown Brood Frog on iNat, there was only one record of that frog in the ACT on iNat. If you can also correct that observation it would be great. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/367358193