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Western Chorus Frog

Pseudacris triseriata

Photo by kperensovich
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49.6385, -110.129

Field Notes

Habitat:

Mixture of grass, deciduous and coniferous trees.

Notes:

Small, that's my finger it's sitting on.

Species ID Suggestions

Western Chorus Frog

Pseudacris triseriata

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NeilDazet
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Comments (7)
NeilDazet
Spotting location + dark stripe through the eye region contrasting with white strip on upper jaw + no toe pads and little webbing = Western Chorus Frog. Nice spotting!
kperensovich
I don't have my reptile and amphibian book with me, but at a first glance I thought it was a treefrog or maybe a spring peeper. But I honestly don't know what it is. Grass frog huh? I've never heard of them. Thanks guys!
Ashish
Its like a grass frog..

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