Identification: A green or sometimes brown treefrog with thick fleshy skin between the eyes and shoulders. The snout is short and rounded.

Call/Song: The mating call is a deep resonant "crow-k".
       sound: Dave Stewart - used with permission

Widely distributed and common througout most of eastern and northern Australia.

Habitat: Found in an extremely wide variety of habitats and is commonly found around human dwellings.

Feeding: 

Breeding/Nesting: Eggs are laid in large clumps on the surface of water - these progressively sink to the bottom. The tadpoles are very large and dark green to dark grey-green.

Photo: Queensland DEH

Distribution: 

Abundance:

Queensland Museum (1995) Wildlife of Greater Brisbane, Queensland Museum, Brisbane.