This is the start of our Frog List . . . an on-going list like our Bird List.
Over the time I’ve uncovered a couple of frogs around the garden. As I’ve tried to identify them from pictures I’ve taken I’ve comet to realise that we may actually have several types of frogs in and around our garden. For example, what I thought was a Moaning Frog actually is a Sand Frog. Which makes sense, because I’ve found it deep in sand and I’ve heard its call – which is MUCH different to the call of the Moaning Frog!
All of the species found within our garden are endemic.
This frog begins to breed around Autumn with the first decent rain fall. In 2018, as I’m starting this list we’ve not had decent rains until right at the end of May.
Motorbike Frog (Moore’s Frog, Western Green Tree Frog) More information on the Frogwatch page. This frog begins its breeding in Spring with the warmer weather.
Petit Paradis 
Moaning frog? Do they moan? That would be weird. The little frogs here make such a racket, but at least they do not moan.
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It’s a moan. . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FV-LsampFc
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Oh, that is not so bad. I would not even know that those were frogs making those noises.
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Nice in the background. Not right next to a bedroom window. . . they can have a bit of volume in the quiet of night.
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Like a screech owl!
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