🎵 Don't you froget about me 🎵 For all you frog fans out there, we have exciting news! A Striped Rocket Frog (Litoria nasuta) was recorded for the first time at Edgbaston Reserve, Bidjara Country, QLD. Thanks to the Edgy team for sharing the exciting discovery and Frog ID for confirming the call. In this recording you'll also hear broad-palmed frogs and some chatty plovers in the background. How wonderful are the sounds of a healthy ecosystem! | Bush Heritage Australia

9.6K views · 86 reactions | The Marsh Frog is a non-native species with an unusual call that sounds more like ducks quacking or laughter, and the males inflate a pair of balloon-like vocal sacs on either side of their head to produce this sound. You are likely to hear them at Rye Harbour nature reserve and other sites in East Sussex. | Sussex Wildlife Trust | Facebook

Dead frogs are unexpectedly turning up across eastern Australia. 🐸 The Australian Museum Research Institute (AMRI) needs your help to find out why. Please send any reports of sick or dead frogs (and if possible, photos), to the national citizen science project FrogID, or email [email protected]. https://theconversation.com/dead-shrivelled-frogs-are-unexpectedly-turning-up-across-eastern-australia-we-need-your-help-to-find-out-why-165176 | The Wilderness Society

FrogID week starts today 🙌🐸 This FrogID Week (3 - 12 November) we urgently need recordings of frog calls from as many frog species as possible, including these species, many of which are at risk. 🔊 FrogID Week is on NOW. Download the free FrogID app now and record frog calls as often as you can this week! Get started now by downloading the free FrogID app at frogid.net.au #frogidweek Frog ID | Australian Museum