🌿 🐸 Discover the Whistling Tree Frog! 🐸 🌳 Hey nature lovers! Have you ever heard of the enchanting Whistling Tree Frog? 🌟 Native to Tasmania and parts of Victoria, these little amphibians are known for their unique, melodious calls that fill the night air with a symphony of whistles. This little guy was spotted by our team whilst working out in the Yarra Valley. The next time you’re out exploring the region, keep an ear out for their charming tunes. 🎶 #naturelovers #ecologya… See more
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