2.6K views · 74 reactions | A beautiful Great Barred Frog (Mixophyes fasciolatus) captured by Kaz A while recording with #FrogID in a semi-rural area of the City of Brisbane. These large, ground-dwelling frogs are known for their deep, booming calls and love of moist forest floors. Also heard in this recording is a Striped Marsh Frog (Limnodynastes peronii). | Frog ID | Facebook

9.6K views · 86 reactions | The Marsh Frog is a non-native species with an unusual call that sounds more like ducks quacking or laughter, and the males inflate a pair of balloon-like vocal sacs on either side of their head to produce this sound. You are likely to hear them at Rye Harbour nature reserve and other sites in East Sussex. | Sussex Wildlife Trust | Facebook

Tonight’s Particularly Gorgeous Striped Marsh Frog Lady listening to the Beautiful Songs in her pond at Yarran Dheran Nature Reserve Recorded for Frog ID 🐸 | Stickyfrogs

272 reactions · 100 shares | Are you hearing banjo frogs call around you? Please record and submit their "bonk" calls with the free #FrogID app and help Grace Gillard with her research. Find out more at: https://australian.museum/blog/amri-news/do-pobblebonks-sing-to-suit-their-surrounds/ | Frog ID | Facebook

938K views · 2.2K reactions | Have you heard any of these frog calls in your garden? Scientists think 42% of all amphibian species globally – including frogs – are threatened by extinction, mostly because of habitat loss and pollution. | Gardening Australia | Facebook