Common Eastern Froglet
Crinia signifera

- Range
- Southeastern Australia, from South East Queensland through coastal New South Wales and Victoria to southeastern South Australia; also eastern Tasmania.
- Habitat
- Diverse habitats near water, including creek, pond, swamp and seepage margins; often shelters beneath rocks, vegetation and debris.
- Diet
- Small insects.
Facts
- Individual frogs can look surprisingly different: the back may be smooth, warty or folded, with colours ranging from dark brown and fawn to light or dark grey. A dark triangular mark on the upper lip and darker leg bands are useful details to look for.
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