Fea's Flying Frog Rhacophorus/Zhangixalus feae (Polypedates feae)

Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog, a tree frog, doesn't actually fly but glides by spreading the webbing between its toes.
Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog
It is native to rainforests of IndoChina, living high in the trees. It is named after Italian naturalist Fea.
Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog
Diet is mainly insects, spiders and millipedes.
Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog
Fea's Flying Frog
Like other Rhacophorus "flying" frogs, eggs are laid in foam, a secretion whipped up with the hind legs (above right), on branches overhanging water so that tadpoles drop into water when hatching.