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    • Native Maud Island frog on a moss covered rock.
    Rights: D Garrick, Department of Conservation Published 16 May 2019 Size: 6.8 MB Referencing Hub media

    Maud Island frogs prefer rocky areas in native coastal forests. They are confined to islands in the Marlborough Sounds. This habitat is quite different to habitats favoured by introduced frog species.

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      FrogID

      FrogID is an Australian app that uses audio of frogs’ unique calls to identify various species and their locations. We can use it in Aotearoa New Zealand to record the location of introduced ...

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