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    • Frogs: Class Amphibia
  • Ground-dwelling Frogs: Family Myobatrachidae
    • Brown Toadlet
    • Common Eastern Froglet
    • Eastern Pobblebonk Frog
    • Haswell's Froglet
    • Red-crowned Toadlet
    • Smooth Toadlet
    • Spotted Marsh Frog
    • Striped Marsh Frog
    • Fletcher's Frog
    • Tusked Frog
    • Tyler's Toadlet
    • Crucifix Frog
  • Tree Frogs: Family Hylidae
    • Bleating Tree Frog
    • Dainty Tree Frog
    • Eastern Sedgefrog
    • Green and Golden Bell Frog
    • Green Tree Frog
    • Jervis Bay Tree Frog
    • Leaf Green Tree Frog
    • Lesueur's Frog
    • Peron's Tree Frog
    • Red-eyed Tree Frog
    • Rocket Frog
    • Verreaux's Tree Frog
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    • Cane Toad
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Image Gallery: Tree Frogs - Family Hylidae

Tree frogs can vary greatly in both form and behaviour. Two Sydney residents, the Green Tree Frog and the Green and Golden Bell Frog are good examples of this diversity.

Green and Golden Bell Frog, Litoria aurea

Green and Golden Bell Frog, Litoria aurea

Green-thighed Frog, Litoria brevipalmata

Green Tree Frog, Litoria caerulea

Red-eyed Tree Frog, Litoria chloris

Bleating Tree Frog, Litoria dentata

Eastern Sedgefrog, Litoria fallax

Rocket Frog, Litoria nasuta

Peron's Tree Frog, Litoria peronii

Dainty Tree Frog, Litoria gracilenta