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Dr Jodi Rowley, Lead Scientist of #FrogID, has been listening to your frog call submissions from remote and beautiful parts of Australia. Whether it’s small islands, arid gorges, or lush rainforests, FrogID is mapping Australia’s frogs with the help of our amazing community.

🚨 New frog species! Thanks to research supported by #FrogID recordings, the Red Tree Frog (Litoria rubella) has been split into three: Red Tree Frog (Litoria rubella) Ruddy Tree Frog (Litoria pyrina) Western Desert Tree Frog (Litoria larisonans) Learn more on the FrogID app!

Shoutout to Tom for using FrogID to capture frog calls in the stunning Central Desert region of the Northern Territory! 🏜️ We’re in awe of the beautiful habitat photos submitting alongside incredible #FrogID recordings🐸 Keep them coming!

Thanks, Erin, for recording the Screaming Tree Frog (Litoria quiritatus)! True to its name, it has a loud, harsh call that can sound more like a shriek than a typical frog call. It was formally described in 2021, thanks in part to #FrogID recordings: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

#DYK that FrogID, run by Australian Museum, has amassed over 1.2 million frog records thanks to citizen scientists? Check out this video showcasing the Herpetology Collection and the significance of museum records, including #FrogID recordings, in conservation. youtu.be/F60W5BuooWw

Thanks, Champika, for recording the South Australian Tree Frog (Litoria calliscelis)! In early 2024, research led by the Australian Museum, in part using #FrogID recordings, revealed it as a distinct species. Read more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

Exciting #FrogID recordings from remote parts of Australia keep rolling in, thanks to our amazing community. While remote camping in Southwest National Park, TAS, Matt recorded an incredible chorus of Tasmanian Tree Frogs (Litoria burrowsae) & Brown Tree Frogs (Litoria ewingii).

On the eve of #WorldFrogDay, check out the amazing growth of submissions we’ve gathered since #FrogID was launched in 2017! 📈🐸 Thanks to tens of thousands of contributors, we’ve amassed over 1.2 million frog records, covering 39% of continental Australia! Animation: Gracie Liu

On #WorldFrogDay, we're excited to share the results of our seventh annual #FrogIDWeek! 🐸 18,100+ submissions received 🐸 34,000+ frog records added 🐸 112 species counted 🐸 2 new Australian map grid cells with a #FrogID record Check out the results: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

Heavy rainfall across outback Australia offers a chance to record some rare arid frog species 🌧🐸 If it's safe to, please record their calls using the free #FrogID app to help inform frog conservation.

We’re grateful to Australian herpetologist, Steve Wilson, for generously contributing what may be the only known photograph of the Southern Gastric Brooding Frog (Rheobatrachus silus) in its natural habitat to the @frogidaus app - an invaluable visual record of a lost species.

🐸🎶 We've been hearing some fantastic frog choruses from the NSW Northern Wheatbelt —thank you to everyone recording calls after the rain and in swamps like this one! If you're in the region, now’s the perfect time to listen and record. Find out more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

The Australian Museum Herpetology team is currently on Jawoyn Country in the NT, working with @BushBlitz and Jawoyn Rangers in remote and rugged landscapes. #FrogID Lead Scientist Dr Jodi Rowley has recorded frog calls in previously unrecorded grid cells, helping fill key data gaps! 🐸🔎

We're excited to announce our new partnership with Stockland, bringing a FrogID Touring Exhibition to retail centres across NSW and QLD! First stop: Stockland Shellharbour, where the exhibition will be on display from today until 4 May, 2025. Visit: australian.museum/exhibition/fro…

Shoutout to Paul for recording Main’s Frog (Cyclorana maini) from Anmatjere, NT — marking a new grid cell with a #FrogID recording! Check out the map and see where your recordings can help fill spatial data gaps: frogid.net.au/spatial-covera…

Calling in the northeast corner of South Australia is the Desert Froglet (Crinia deserticola). This tiny frog thrives in vegetation near edges of still water bodies in black soil regions and will call after rainfall. Keep an ear out for their call and record it with #FrogID.

#DYK the Australian #FrogID dataset includes 10,000+ audio recordings of the invasive Cane Toad (Rhinella marina)? Researchers are using this acoustic library to understand how Cane Toad calls differ across Australia and around the world. 🌏 Learn more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

It’s great to receive more #FrogID recording of the Loveridge’s Mountain Frog (Philoria loveridgi) from the Scenic Rim Region of QLD. Listed as Endangered on the international IUCN, every recording helps better understand the conservation needs of this species. Thanks, Joe!

It’s great to receive more #FrogID recording of the Loveridge’s Mountain Frog (Philoria loveridgi) from the Scenic Rim Region of QLD. Listed as Endangered on the international IUCN, every recording helps better understand the conservation needs of this species. Thanks, Joe!

Last month, Dr Jodi Rowley embarked on an incredible Bush Blitz species discovery expedition in the west Arnhem Land, recording frog calls with #FrogID in remote areas where scientific records of species are limited. Read more: abc.net.au/news/2025-05-0…