Online Field Guides

• ABC animals site - frogs

• ABC Scribbly Gum Fact File - Breeding; Tadpoles; Frog Calls; Urban frog-pond; Links ...

• Animal photo archive - frogs - over 150 images

• Amphibian Fact Sheets - Australian museum and Cane toads

• Articles on Australia's disappearing frogs

• Frogs Australia Network

• Frogs of the Australian National Botanic Gardens - with sound effects!

• Frogs of Australia - Regional Guides, Descriptions, Distributions, Images, Breeding Calls ...

• Frog-friendly gardens

• Frog and Tadpole Study Group

• Gastric Brooding Frog Fact sheet

• Global Amphibians DataBase AmphibiaWeb: Information on amphibian biology and conservation.

• Frog Forum

• Amphibian Fact Sheets - Australian museum
  • Tree frogs of Sydney Harbour
  • Ground frogs of Sydney Harbour
  • Wildlife of Sydney - frogs

• National Parks and Wildlife Service: Amphibians

• NPWS - Frogs
• Frogs of western Sydney

National Parks and Wildlife leaflets on endangered frogs in New South Wales

• http://www.npws.nsw.gov.au/wildlife/thr_profiles/tsproflist.htm

• Frogs of Brisbane

• Queensland Museum's frog information - Includes information on cane toads, disappearing frogs and common frogs of Queensland.

• Environment Protection Agency, Queensland Site - Has some frog factsheets with frog calls.

• Missing and declining frogs of the Australian Wet Tropics - Information on stream dwelling frogs of Far North Queensland from James Cook University

• Frog Decline Reversal Project - Frogs in FNQ.

• Frog census - South Australia

• Frogs - Tasmania

• Victorian Frog Database

• Frogs of Victoria

• Frogs of Victoria

Frogs of Western Australia

Chytridiomycosis - an infectious disease that affects amphibians worldwide caused by the chytrid fungus.

FrogWeb: Amphibian Declines & Malformations

Worldwide Amphibian Declines - AmphibiaWeb: Information on amphibian biology and conservation.

White Lipped Treefrog (Litoria infrafrenata) by junglenut

See also: Forumites' frog photos

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