Great video.👍😃 I live on the north side of Brisbane in a well build up suburb near the Pine River. And I have been hearing this sound for a long time near our patio, thought it was an insect. Never thought it would be a tree frog. Didn’t even know there was such a thing like Eastern dwarf tree frogs. We don’t even have tree frogs in our area, well, maybe, but never have seen one in the 11 years we have been living here. So nice to know that it is a frog and not an insect. I hope he will not been eaten by cane toads, as there are plenty hopping around here.
Having been to Sydney Park I appreciate the effort gone in to make this video , the species seen do not jump out to say hello and are quite secretive particularly the Brown Quail and Buff-banded Rail , excellent observation 🙂
Hearing the frogs croak after the rain is always nice.
I'm watching all your videos, new subscriber from South Eastern Australia between Canberra and the coast. Blessings, Dot
Beautiful and quality
Thanks Gavin. Great video. Looking forward to spotting some there soon.
Thank you for making this, it was very informative.
Great video.👍😃 I live on the north side of Brisbane in a well build up suburb near the Pine River.
And I have been hearing this sound for a long time near our patio, thought it was an insect. Never thought it would be a tree frog. Didn’t even know there was such a thing like Eastern dwarf tree frogs. We don’t even have tree frogs in our area, well, maybe, but never have seen one in the 11 years we have been living here.
So nice to know that it is a frog and not an insect. I hope he will not been eaten by cane toads, as there are plenty hopping around here.
wow found the site for Sydney Park hope to visit when ever if we get to travel again
Awesome. Loved this.
My son found this frog my accident in a agapanthus plant in our garden! Down here in the shoalhaven NSW!
Amazing water channel system where is Sydney Park?
Having been to Sydney Park I appreciate the effort gone in to make this video , the species seen do not jump out to say hello and are quite secretive particularly the Brown Quail and Buff-banded Rail , excellent observation 🙂