Fejervarya orissaensis

It is known from grasslands and farms with ponds, streams and other suitable wetlands nearby, and not only tolerates human-disturbed habitats but seems to prefer them. It has been seen no higher than 700 m (Wikipedia, general species account).

It has been found in many protected areas, including Chandaka Wildlife Sanctuary, Simlipal Tiger Reserve, Kanger Ghati National Park, Rajaji National Park, Sanjay National Park and Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary. The female lays eggs in temporary rainwater pools, where the tadpoles develop (Wikipedia, general species account).