Dwarf Tree Frog
Photo: Courtesy of Naturalist Guide Damon Ramsey
Dwarf Tree Frog: Litoria bicolor - Also known as the Northern Dwarf Tree Frog.
Habitat: - It is a leaf and plant stem dwelling species that is often found in hot and dry situations.
Size: - It is three centimetres in length, making the Dwarf Tree-frog one of the smallest tree-frogs in Australia
Call: - The call is an interesting high-pitched " wree-e-eck pippip"
Additional Information: A cute, green little fella, distinguished by it's size, and orange on the thigh. It can be distinguished by it's near identical relative, the Green Reed Frog, Litoria fallax, by a barely discernable pale stripe along the side where the green upperparts and the cream underparts meet. Like it's southern relative, this frog is usually found perched nimbly on green reeds in water.
Script courtesy of Naturalist Guide Damon Ramsey
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