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Canyon Tree Frog

Hyla arenicolor

Photo by LuisStevens
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Description:

Canyon Tree Frog. This frog is plump and warty, with a toad like appearance. It has olive to brownish-grey skin with darker blotches present in most populations. A very distinctive feature of this frog is what appears like suction discs on each toe. Primarily nocturnal; often seen along water course. During the day it can be found hiding among rocks or in stony crevices near streams, camouflaged by its color.

Habitat:

In rocks along a river insidea canyon.

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