A long-legged frog of damp woods and meadows that lays its eggs in water.
A dark patch extends behind the eye over the eardrum. Body colours include brown, grey and olive.
Tadpoles grow in water, develop legs and absorb their tails as they become frogs that also live on land.
A male grips a female on her back. As she lays eggs in water, he releases sperm and fertilization takes place outside the body. The eggs are enclosed in jelly and form clumps.
They tend to shelter in damp places during the day and search for food at night or on rainy days.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.