There is a multidude of frogs that inhabit the river and ponds on Riversong, and I hear that there is
project funded by CapeNature that encourages people to send in their photos of frogs. (
Click or see below.) These are a few that we saw one morning at the Jacuzzi pool and the pools above it. They are all of the same chap - apparently the Cape River Frog,
Amietia fuscigula, which is the new name for
Afrana fuscigula.
Greater Cederberg Biodiversity Herpetofauna Corridor Project contacts:
The Project Coordinator: SCARCE
Department of Botany & Zoology
University of Stellenbosch
Private Bag X1
Matieland
7602
Project leader:le Fras Mouton
(021) 808-3231
Project coordinator:Dahné du Toit
(021) 808-3228
There is a multidude of frogs that inhabit the river and ponds on Riversong, and I hear that there is project funded by CapeNature that encourages people to send in their photos of frogs. (Click or see below.) These are a few that we saw one morning at the Jacuzzi pool and the pools above it. They are all of the same chap - apparently the Cape River Frog, Amietia fuscigula, which is the new name for Afrana fuscigula. 
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