Litoria jervisiensis (Jervis Bay Tree Frog)

Medium sized (to 50mm long) brown tree frog with big finger and toe pads. Has a broad dark stripe from behind the eye to beyond the base of the foreleg, with a whie stripe along the upper lip from below eye or near nostril to base of foreleg. Coastal distribution, often in sandy areas. May call year round.

Litoria jervisiensis is listed in the following regions:

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Litoria jervisiensis (Jervis Bay Tree Frog) at Vincentia, NSW by RobG1

RobG1

Litoria jervisiensis (Jervis Bay Tree Frog) at Bawley Point, NSW - 29 May 2021 by Anguscincus

Anguscincus

Litoria jervisiensis (Jervis Bay Tree Frog) at Termeil, NSW - 12 Dec 2020 by BrianLR

BrianLR

Litoria jervisiensis (Jervis Bay Tree Frog) at Vincentia, NSW by RobG1

Litoria jervisiensis (Jervis Bay Tree Frog) at Bawley Point, NSW - 29 May 2021 by Anguscincus

Litoria jervisiensis (Jervis Bay Tree Frog) at Termeil, NSW - 12 Dec 2020 by BrianLR

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Species information

Litoria jervisiensis Scientific name
Jervis Bay Tree Frog Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
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Location information

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Broulee Moruya Nature Observation Area Eurobodalla National Park Genoplesium vernale target area Meroo National Park

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