🐸 Happy #EarthDay ! Exciting news: the updated Australian Frog Atlas, powered by #FrogID data, is here! Featuring detailed maps of Australia's 254 frog species, including range extensions and new species discoveries. Access this invaluable resource today: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

FrogID data covers over 37% of Australia!

If you live, work or visit remote parts of Australia, please keep an ear out for frogs after rainfall and record with #FrogID .

Learn more: frogid.net.au/spatial-covera…

Recorded in NSW over the summer was the Screaming Tree Frog (Litoria quiritatus). This species was described as new to science in 2021, thanks in part to your #FrogID submissions! Learn more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

Calling all Aussie #frog nerds! 🐸🐸🐸

Want to join the FrogID team to help identify the frog species calling in submissions? Apply now for a casual position as a FrogID Validator- applications close in 2 weeks!

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Looking for potential #Honours students to join my team at UNSW Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences & AMRI, working on #frog #research & #conservation .

#fieldwork , #molecular work and FrogID opportunities! 🐸

🐸 New species of Pobblebonk #frogs 🐸

Research led by Tom Parkin and using FrogID call recordings to explore the diversity of Australia's Pobblebonk Frogs has revealed not one, but two new species!

Read more here: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

🚨 Just published!

Pobblebonks! A revision of the Northern Banjo Frogs, led by Tom Parkin. Two new Australian #frog species scientifically recognised!

Thank you to all those people that submitted FrogID recordings of this species- they were vital!

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🚨 New #FrogID -informed research has contributed to the reclassification of three banjo frog species in eastern Australia!

Learn more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

The FrogID app has been updated, and submissions will be revalidated accordingly. Thanks for your valuable recordings!

Happy #WorldFrogDay !

🌏 While this day marks the northern hemisphere's frog breeding season, #DYK some Aussie frogs prefer cooler months?

📲 Discover Aussie frogs with the free #FrogID app.

🐸 Record frog calls with #FrogID to help inform conservation: frogid.net.au

Great #frog weather in #WA ! If it is safe to, please record any frog calls with the free #FrogID app 🐸

New #frog research from Peru led by Eli Bieri Eli Bieri Australian Museum aimed to unravel the ways male frogs identify other males as territorial threats, the results are surprising! Read more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

We received a #FrogID submission from Humpty Doo NT featuring the Western Laughing Tree Frog (Litoria ridibunda). Haven't heard of this species? It was only recently described as new to science, and your #FrogID recordings helped!
Learn more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

Calling in NSW was the Blue Mountains Tree Frog (Litoria citropa). This beautiful frog occurs near streams in forest with sandstone ridges, south of Newcastle in New South Wales through to eastern Victoria. Thanks for your #FrogID submission, Alison!

Honored to be part of this beautiful and powerful documentary- episode 1 features Aussie #frogs and their calls (and me!). FrogID

Calling now in northwest QLD and the Barkly Tableland region in the NT is the Blacksoil Toadlet (Uperoleia trachyderma). Bob had the pleasure of seeing this species call while recording with #FrogID , near Corfield QLD. Another amazing regional submission to the #FrogID project!

One of the first #FrogID submissions this year was of the Northern Snapping Frog (Cyclorana australis) by P. Fitzgerald in North Kimberley, WA. It marks the first scientific frog record for this grid cell location in Australia! Big thanks to Peter for the fantastic recording! 🙌

🌿 Exploring Wallum habitat? 🐸 Discover the unique frogs that call this acidic ecosystem home! Record the calls of frogs like the Wallum Sedge Frog and Wallum Froglet with the #FrogID app. Your observations enhance our understanding of frog species that prefer this environment.

Meet the Smooth Toadlet (Uperoleia laevigata). This small frog, reaching up to 3 cm, may be elusive, but not for Nancy who spotted it in NSW while recording its call with FrogID. Found along the east coast, this species breeds and calls after rain throughout the year. 🌧️

The native Australian #frog call quiz: is it a frog or not!? Fun quiz using recordings submitted to the FrogID project. Test yourself!

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