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Sunshine Coast Annual Frog and Toad Field Survey

Atlas of Living Australia
Sunshine Coast Annual Frog and Toad Field Survey
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Annual field surveys are conducted in February and March, towards the end of Queensland's wet season. Frogs are counted by sightings or hearing their calls. The number of frogs, species types, and age groups are also logged. Cane toads are counted by sightings and logged within the same data.

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ACN 633 798 857