limnodynastes salmini

Hi all, Its been a while since i have put a post up, so I will try and put everything from the year in one big post. There will be a few areas of Australia covered. I am still working in Mount Isa in North-west Queensland, however I am now living in Brisbane. This change has given me a...

So I was sitting around on a Monday night, it was the last week before Uni and I was contemplating how best to spend it herping before going back... As if in answer to my thoughts an email came through asking for immediate volunteers to leave the next day and spend 2 days doing vegetation...

So recently I volunteered with Jo Ocock of UNSW to help with frog abundance surveys in the Macquarie Marshes for her PhD. It was a great trip and I got to see 13 species of frog and a bunch of new reptiles for me. I also got to take some pictures of some of those which I thought I'd share. We...

This frog was at my work had a funny nose

Ok guys, fished out some different frogs from the pool again today after a storm last night. One picture per frog. Who knows what they are?

Sorry guys but this is going to be one of 3 or 4 massive posts, this one covering the Western Brigalow Belt to Mt. Isa in October last year. I will try to leave as many boring species out as possible, the link above it will take you to my unfinished website that is a long way from completion, so...

I recently headed out to Broken Hill for a friend's wedding, but I took the opportunity to go out and do a bit of herping while I was at it. Going with some mates out to see the sculptures in the Living Desert NP. While we were there it was pleasantly clear and warm and a few herps came out...

Copied from my blog. -- Day six saw us heading from Girraween to the small township of The Caves, just north of Rockhampton. We camped at a campground there, where I discovered that the tent I had brought with me lacked any tent poles. Good work, Stewart. In the morning we spent a few...

I only just noticed this forum had been created.. Photos taken during the 07/08 season. During several weeks of intense rain it was mostly frogs, instead of reptiles seen. Cyclorana alboguttata Striped Burrowing Frog Cyclorana alboguttata Striped Burrowing Frog...

Can anyone ID this frog for me? He hopped into my office last night and was kind enough to pose for some photos. I am thinking either; 1. Litoria nasuta (Rocket Frog) 2. Crinia tinnula (Wallum Froglet) 3. Limnodynastes salmini (Salmon-striped Frog) I am thinking # 3, but hoping it is #2.