Not a bird but amphibian visitor on wet night

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Not a bird but amphibian visitor on wet night - ID?

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Subject:	Not a bird but amphibian visitor on wet night - ID?
From:	Robin Hide <>
Date:	Thu, 10 Apr 2014 22:07:09 +0000

This frog appeared on an external bathroom window (1.5 m from ground level) last night in Ainslie. I’m not conscious of ever hearing a frog call in/near our garden.

Using Bennett’s Reptiles and Frogs of the ACT I’m unable to give it an id..a kind of tree frog? Length c. 40-50 mm. (Photo taken with flash)

Any ID suggestions welcome.

Robin Hide

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