Pseudophilautus stuarti
—
Stuart’s Shrub Frog



Sri Lanka proudly sports several species of green high-elevation shrub frogs. I saw several of these species on this trip, with this being the first to put in an appearance.

They are usually medium green, but they can vary from brown to yellowish. Here's a yellowish calling male.
Online references:
- Pseudophilautus stuarti account on AmphibiaWeb
- Pseudophilautus stuarti account on the Lanka Nature Summary blog
- Pseudophilautus stuarti account on iNaturalist
- Pseudophilautus stuarti account on Amphibian Species of the World
- Rhacophoridae overview on Amphibians of Sri Lanka