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    Hey
    went to my Nans the other day and I found a few frogs that were under some logs and metal drums so I thought I'd share some pictures (I also found I snake but he ran off to quickly before I could take a picture)
    These are Eastern banjo frogs or Pobblebonks (Limnodynastes dumerili )







    Two pobblebonks buried under a metal drum that I lifted up, with Spotted Marsh frogs in the background


    These are Spotted marsh frogs or spotted grass frogs (Limnodynastes tasmaniensis)



    you can kind of see the top of a pobblebonk buried in this one


    A spotted marsh frog with no stripe down his back,



    Thanks for looking, and sorry if the pictures aren't so good, I just got a new camera that day so I hadn't really figured out how to use it, haha

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    That's great Kristen! Great photos! I wonder why they're called Banjo frogs .....do their calls resemble the banjo?
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    Quote Originally Posted by frogluver View Post
    That's great Kristen! Great photos! I wonder why they're called Banjo frogs .....do their calls resemble the banjo?
    Thanks Autumn
    and I have no clue why they're called that, but I do know why they're called Pobblebonks, Cause their call is kind of a "bonk" heres a link with they're call on it Frogs Australia Network - Australian Frog Database - Limnodynastes dumerilii - Eastern Banjo Frog , and the frog that I found is not the one in the picture, I found Limnodynastes dumerilii insularis, (a sub-species)

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    great to see you got to the Frogs before the snake did

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    Quote Originally Posted by frogluver View Post
    That's great Kristen! Great photos! I wonder why they're called Banjo frogs .....do their calls resemble the banjo?
    Quote Originally Posted by Kristen View Post
    Thanks Autumn
    and I have no clue why they're called that, but I do know why they're called Pobblebonks, Cause their call is kind of a "bonk" heres a link with they're call on it Frogs Australia Network - Australian Frog Database - Limnodynastes dumerilii - Eastern Banjo Frog , and the frog that I found is not the one in the picture, I found Limnodynastes dumerilii insularis, (a sub-species)
    "The frog is also
    called the pobblebonk after its
    distinctive 'bonk' call, which is likened
    to a banjo string being plucked."
    According to wikipedia

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    Nice frogs Kristen! Thanks for sharing pics and links.
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dehumaneyez View Post
    great to see you got to the Frogs before the snake did
    Haha yeah, Thank gosh.

    Quote Originally Posted by ViperJr View Post
    "The frog is also
    called the pobblebonk after its
    distinctive 'bonk' call, which is likened
    to a banjo string being plucked."
    According to wikipedia
    Thanks, Their bonk call gets annoying after a while, over and over again, haha.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mentat View Post
    Nice frogs Kristen! Thanks for sharing pics and links.
    Thanks, and anytime

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    Default Re: Some frogs I found :)

    I LOVE the call!!

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    same , but at five in the morning when thousands are competing with eachother it gets LOUD, haha

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