Orange-thighed tree frog (Litoria xanthomera) This beautiful, bright green tree frog is characterised by the brilliant orange on its flanks, throat and the hind side of its thighs.

Green-spotted Triangle Butterfly (Graphium agamemnon ligatum) A butterfly of the lowland rainforest, this is one of four Australian swallowtails known as `triangles' because of their distinctive wing shape. These brilliantly coloured butterflies are in constant movement, fluttering from bloom to bloom.

Yellow-bellied sunbird (Nectarinia jugularis) These active, tiny birds have long curved bills and protrusile brush-tipped tongues to dip into flowers. Nectar and spiders are their staple diet and the birds are constantly on the move to find them. The female's underparts are entirely yellow whereas the adult male has a brilliant metallic blue throat.

Striped possum (Dactylopsila trivirgata) This nocturnal, small, agile possum stabs and gouges away bark and rotten wood on trunks, limbs and fallen logs in search of the woodboring grubs and other insects that form its principal diet.