As the second of their common names suggests these characters spend a bit of time underground, particularly during winter and emerge after warm spring and summer rains. They are found through southern Queensland and much of NSW.
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Unearthed
Working in the vegetable garden today getting beds ready for spring planting and I managed to dig up a Wrinkled, or Eastern Burrowing Toadlet Uperoleia rugosa.
As the second of their common names suggests these characters spend a bit of time underground, particularly during winter and emerge after warm spring and summer rains. They are found through southern Queensland and much of NSW.
As the second of their common names suggests these characters spend a bit of time underground, particularly during winter and emerge after warm spring and summer rains. They are found through southern Queensland and much of NSW.
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