Caleb Steindel i think i do notice a dorsal ridge though, coming right out of the eye...signifies a green frog
Jellis This may help with ID in the future http://www.virginiaherpetologicalsociety.com/identification-keys/id-keys-frogs/Lithobates-Rana.html
LisaPowers Hyla cinerea is the name for the green tree frog and is incorrect. ForestDragon has provided you with the correct common and scientific name. Please be sure to update this as it is very confusing to many.
Caleb Steindel now look at me, i've just +1-ed forestdragon's suggestion. I do believe it is american green frog ;)
Caleb Steindel i actually think it does look more like a bullfrog forestdragon, but i can't be 100% sure, although i lean towards bullfrog
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