...ommonly encountered here include: [[Giant White-tailed Rat]], [[Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroo]], [[Red-legged Pademelon]], [[Common Brushtail Possum]] (Coppery
...g]], [[Northern Barred Frog]], [[Sharp-snouted Day Frog]], [[Striped Marsh Frog]], and introduced [[Cane Toad]].
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...Platypus]], [[Red-legged Pademelon]], [[Musky Rat Kangaroo]], [[Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroo]], [[Herbert River Ringtail]], [[Lemuroid Ringtail]], [[Coppery Br
...og]], [[Northern Barred Frog]], [[Striped Marsh Frog]], and [[Stoney Creek Frog]] can all be encountered at Chambers.
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They eat insects such as beetles, ants and flies, either in flight or from tree trunks, as well as fruits, seeds and nuts.
They make their nests in decayed tree cavities or trees such as elms, maples and willows.
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A frog-like ''prrup'' repeated every 5-8 seconds; often for several minutes.
They breed in a tree cavity. 4-6 eggs laid from April - June and incubated for 27 days. Young fl
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...f-tailed Gecko]], [[Amethystine Python]], [[Green Tree snake]] and [[Brown Tree Snake]], though a number of other species have been recorded.
...og]], [[White-lipped Tree Frog]], [[Desert Tree Frog]] and [[Graceful Tree Frog]].
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...Melomys]], [[Grassland Melomys]], [[Lakeland Downs Mouse]], [[Black-footed Tree Rat]], [[Prehensile-tailed Rat]], [[Spectacled Flying Fox]], [[Eastern Tube
...Two-lined Dragon]], [[Frilled Lizard]], [[Northern Leaf-tailed Gecko]], [[Tree Dtella]], [[Chamaeleon Gecko]], [[Ring-tailed Gecko]], [[Pink-tongued Skink
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...rophic declines in their numbers. The locally endemic [[Tapping Green-eyed Frog]] may actually be extinct as there are no recent records.
...is. Two of these, the [[Mountain Nursery Frog]] and the [[Rattling Nursery Frog]] are endemic to the mountain.
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...s ponds on the reserve. At dusk in spring the singing of the European Tree Frog (''Hyla arborea'') can be heard.
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...astal Taipan]], [[Red-bellied Black Snake]], [[Brown Tree Snake]], [[Green Tree Snake]], [[Amethystine Python]], [[Olive Python]], [[Boyd's Forest Dragon]]
...og]], [[Little Red Tree Frog]], [[Northern Wood Frog]], [[Ornate Burrowing Frog]] and introduced [[Cane Toads]].
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Display involves 1 to few males that land on a mossy fallen tree trunk and make a slow dance where the yellow crest is made very obvious.
A frog like croak is given near display sites, but this is mostly a quiet species.
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Poorly known. Nest is a crevice in a high branch of a large tree. The single egg is white with blotches of dark brown, grey, and light purpl
The primary vocalization is a tiger-heron-like or frog-like, heavy ''baaaao'' or fairly loud, gruff sound descending somewhat like
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...it, various warblers, thrushes and finches and [[European Turtle Dove]]. [[Tree Pipit]] nest in the more open woods and [[Firecrest]] has bred.
...aw]], [[Carrion Crow]], [[Common Starling]], [[House Sparrow]], [[Eurasian Tree Sparrow]], [[Chaffinch]], [[Brambling]], [[European Greenfinch]], [[Europea
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...atic insects, amphibians, and in New Zealand they take the introduced Tree Frog.
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...peckers and various tits including [[Willow Tit]], warblers and finches. [[Tree Pipit]]s occur in the more open areas in summer and [[Eurasian Woodcock|Woo
...odpecker]], [[Great Spotted Woodpecker]], [[Lesser Spotted Woodpecker]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Common Wren]], [[White-throated Dipper]], [[Du
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...asian Jackdaw]], [[Rook]], [[Carrion Crow]], [[House Sparrow]], [[Eurasian Tree Sparrow]], [[Common Crossbill]], [[Chaffinch]], [[Brambling]], [[European G
...erve is known for it's thriving population of hybrid [[Pool Frog]]/[[Marsh Frog|Marsh Frogs]], seen most commonly in the North and South Lagoons. [[Grass S
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...ebeam and scrubbier areas with Hawthorn, Blackthorn, Juniper and Wayfaring Tree.
...], [[Great Spotted Woodpecker]], [[Eurasian Skylark]], [[Barn Swallow]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Meadow Pipit]], [[Eurasian Robin]], [[Common Nightingale]], [[Wh
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...and cup-shaped. It's placed 3 - 18m above the ground in an almost vertical tree fork. Lays one egg.
...n described. They include a guttural sound followed by two sharp whistles, frog-like sounds, or harsh hissing sounds.
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Feeds on insects, spiders and other invertebrates. One record of a small frog taken.<br />
Breeding season differs through range. The nest is placed in a natural tree hole, an old woodpecker hole or a cavity in a man-made structure (bridge su
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...dpecker]], [[Barn Swallow]], [[Northern House Martin]], [[Sand Martin]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Pied Wagtail]], [[Common Dipper]], [[Dunnock]]
Several reptiles and amphibian species have been recorded and include Common Frog, Common Toad, Common Lizard, Palmate Newt, Adder and Slow Worm.
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The Smew breeds in May and lays 6-9 cream eggs. It nests in tree holes, such as old woodpecker nests, particularly those of the Black Woodpe
...ing courtship or in alarm; in display, male gives soft but husky series of frog-like calls. Female gives gruff cackling sounds.
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