ed meyer

For many years now I have been unsatisfied in assuming Conondale’s ‘lost’ frogs are indeed lost (i.e. extinct). I am, of course, ref...

Giant barred frog (Mixophes iteratus), adult female

I was invited to join Ed Meyer last Friday night, in the wake of the large downpour we received a day earlier. Ed was my co-supervisor during my Honou...

Great barred frog (Mixophyes fasciolatus), male. There were dozens of this species calling during the night, however capturing a photo of a calling male is near impossible because they appear quite sensitive to light.

I can’t think of any other title that would do my recent frogging experience justice!...

Wallum sedgefrog (Litoria olongburensis) leg/thigh/groin region. Notice the blue, purple and orange colours present. Their vibrancy will vary but this is a sure way to tell.

I travelled out to Bribie Island Tuesday night gone, not to engage in any sus activity suggested by this post title, but to join several other frogger...

So it’s been almost a month since my last post, but not since we last had rain. Almost everyday since my last post the rain has continued to han...

On Tuesday night I was invited out again to go wallum frog monitoring at Bribie Island with Harry Hines and Ed Meyer (two of QLD’s frog experts)...

Search for Conondale’s Lost Frogs

Evening with Ed

Fantastic Frogging

Showing some leg

Still Frogging Around

Wallum Frogging with Frog Freaks

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