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Litoria

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  • A bright green Red-eyed Green Treefrog with an orange-red iris clinging to foliage.Litoria chlorisRed-eyed Green Treefrog
  • A green and golden bell frog with mottled green and bronze skin sitting among vegetation at Newington, NSW.Litoria aureaGreen and Golden Bell Frog
  • A large pale-green white-lipped tree frog with a white stripe along its jaw, sitting on foliage at Julatten, Queensland, Australia.Litoria infrafrenataGiant Treefrog
  • A Tasmanian brown tree frog (Litoria ewingii) perched close-up, showing its smooth brown back and pale underside.Litoria ewingiiEwing’s Tree Frog
  • A spotted tree frog, Litoria spenceri, perched on wet rockLitoria spenceriSpencer's River Tree Frog
  • A Magnificent Tree Frog (Litoria splendida), its large parotoid glands visible behind the eyes.Litoria splendidaMagnificent Tree Frog
  • A brown Motorbike Frog (Litoria moorei) photographed in Western Australia.Litoria mooreiBell Frog
  • A tiny light-brown Javelin Frog (Litoria microbelos) with dark lateral stripes, resting on a leaf.Litoria microbelosJavelin Frog

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