Get ready for #FrogID Week – Australia’s biggest frog count!
📅 FrogID Week: 6-15 November 2026
📲 Download the free FrogID app: https://t.co/YNg712pXUz
We need your help to record frog calls from as many places as possible using the free FrogID app.
Thank you for your #FrogIDWeek submissions from across Australia! 🐸
🐸 We've now passed 5,000 submissions! With the final weekend of #FrogID Week approaching, we'd love your help reaching 10,000.
Keep the recordings coming!
https://t.co/YNg712pXUz
🍎 iPhone users: recordings not submitting?
We've received reports that some Apple users may experience recordings becoming stuck following the latest iOS update. If this happens, please try logging out and back into the #FrogID app.
Still having trouble? Please contact us!
#FrogIDWeek starts midnight tonight!
From 6-15 November, record frog calls wherever you hear them and take part in Australia’s biggest frog count.
If you haven't already, download the free #FrogID app and get ready to record frog calls: https://t.co/YNg712pXUz
Record frog calls to win! 🐸🏆
Take part in the our 9th annual #FrogIDWeek and you could be crowned this year’s #FrogIDWeek Top Frogger!
📅 FrogID Week: 6-15 November 2026
📱 Download the free #FrogID app: https://t.co/YNg712pXUz
Competition T&Cs apply: https://t.co/lEfQ81PLLT
#FrogIDWeek starts this Friday!
1 in 5 of Australia’s frogs are threatened with extinction and they need our help.
Whether you're in a city or remote area, every #FrogID submission improves our understanding of Australia's frogs
📲 Download the app today: https://t.co/YNg712pXUz
FrogID records continue to arrive from some of Australia's most remote regions, including this submission from the Kimberley in WA by Adrian Boyle.
Remote areas like this remain under-surveyed for frogs. Help us fill data gaps with #FrogID:
https://t.co/SqWoLcIC3V
ICYMI, FrogID AI Beta version 1.0 feature is here. Update your #FrogID app today to try our new AI-assisted frog call species suggestions.
You’ll now see instant suggestions for 16 commonly recorded species, including the introduced Cane Toad.
https://t.co/OkBsmvtd7C
One of our standout submissions from WA recently was the Kimberley Rockhole Frog, recorded by Malcolm Brown.
Every frog call recorded with #FrogID helps improve our understanding of Australia's unique frog fauna, including remarkable species like this. Thanks, Malcolm!
A big thank you to Miranda Braakhuis for recording the call of this Common Mist Frog (Mosleyia rheocola) in north QLD with #FrogID.
Once found throughout the Wet Tropics, this species has experienced severe declines due to the amphibian chytrid fungus.
We're excited to receive another recording of the threatened Northern Heath Frog (Rawlinsonia littlejohni) from NSW by Sophie poole.
With just over 120 records in the #FrogID database, every recording helps improve our understanding of where this Endangered frog persists.
🐸 Something exciting is hopping your way.
We've been working behind the scenes on improvements to #FrogID, including a new feature called FrogID AI, providing faster species suggestions for your recordings. Get ready to update your app in October: https://t.co/OkBsmvtd7C
🐸 A single #FrogID recording from QLD has set a new record, with 14 frog species detected! Even more impressively, nearly half of the species heard in this recording, like the Crucifix Frog, have no previous records from the area. Thanks for your submission, Satoku!
🐸 FrogID Dataset 7.0 is here!
Thanks to over 45,000 FrogID users across Australia, the latest dataset now contains over one million expert-verified frog records collected over the project’s first seven years.
Open access and available online.
Read more: https://t.co/B7LAitvzio
Recently, Steven Lofthouse recorded a Crawling Toadlet (Pseudophryne guentheri) from rural southwest Western Australia, adding the first frog record for that Australian grid cell to #FrogID.
Learn more: https://t.co/KHqOREIEpu
Crawling Toadlet image credit: Stephen Mahony
From the outer suburbs of Brisbane, Vincent submitted this fantastic recording of a Copper-backed Toadlet (Pseudophryne raveni) 🐸
While #FrogID identifications are based on the audio component, we always enjoy seeing photos of the frogs behind the calls. Thanks, Vincent!
It's National #ScienceWeek soon!
Join Dr Jodi Rowley, FrogID Lead Scientist, for a special virtual excursion exploring Australia's amazing frogs and how you can become a FrogID citizen scientist.
📅 Monday 17 August
🕑 2:00pm AEST
Register here:
https://t.co/4WEpeC2UGG
🐸 Australian Frog Atlas 4.0 is here!
Updated annually since 2022, the AFA provides the most comprehensive picture of frog distributions across Australia. Thanks to #FrogID users, Version 4 includes distribution maps for 260 frog species.
Learn more: https://t.co/1AH2JtwDBA
🐸 Tree Frog taxonomic update!
FrogID now reflects the latest revision of Australo-Papuan tree frogs (Donnellan et al. 2025), updating all 122 Australian tree frog profiles and requiring the revalidation of almost 600,000 #FrogID records! Thank you for your patience.