Observations of amphibians at Mavronero Farm, including frogs and toads, exploring their presence and ecological role within the farm’s environment.
A small frog with a big ecological role During a recent biodiversity observation at Mavronero Farm, we spotted one of Cyprus’ most charming amphibians—the Middle East tree frog (Hyla savignyi). Bright green, no larger than a few centimetres, and perfectly camouflaged among grasses and shrubs, this tiny frog is easy to overlook despite being one … Read more
Hyla meridionalis, commonly known as the Mediterranean Tree Frog, is a remarkable amphibian species native to Europe. This small, vibrant frog belongs to the family of tree frogs and is known for its striking green color and distinctive croaking sound, especially during the mating season. Taxonomy and Classification Hyla meridionalis belongs to the Hylidae family, … Read more
The Cyprus Green Toad, scientifically known as Bufotes cypriensis, is a remarkable amphibian native to the beautiful island of Cyprus. This toad stands out not only for its vibrant green color but also for its unique adaptation to the Mediterranean climate. Understanding the importance and uniqueness of Bufotes helps in appreciating the rich biodiversity of … Read more
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