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Spring peeper

Pseudacris crucifer

Photo by Aaron_G
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Field Notes

Description:

Small (up to 3.5 cm SVL) tan, brown, or gray frog with dark diagonal lines suggesting an "X" on back. Belly white, sometimes with dark flecks. Snout projects beyond lower jaw when viewed in profile. No light spot under eye, or light stripe on upper jaw. Male with folded skin under throat indicating vocal pouch. (information from Illinois Natural History Survey)

Habitat:

Woodland and marshland mix

Notes:

This frog was found on Snake Road in the Shawnee National Forest.

Reference Links:

Pseudacris crucifer | Illinois Natural History Survey | U of I

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