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Gray tree frog

Hyla versicolor

Photo by Jason25
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Description:

Tree frog

Species ID Suggestions

spring peeper

Pseudacris c. crucifer

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williefromwi
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Gray tree frog

Hyla versicolor

Reference Link
williefromwi
1

Comments (6)
Jason25
More pics are up, let me know the verdict! They are very loud at night, if that helps
williefromwi
spring peepers have an x on their backs this one has markings that are close but not perfect. Check your other photos if there is an x on their back they are spring peepers and this one just does not have the full x mark like most do
williefromwi
This may be a spring peeper if your finding a lot of them in and around the water
Jason25
I thinkso too Willie. We have a bunch if these frogs living near our pool. Plan to post all the colors we've found!
williefromwi
Oh by the way, welcome to Project Noah Jason, the U.P. is a wonderful place to find many great spottings.
williefromwi
I believe what you have spotted is a gray tree frog, like this spotting: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/12000490 Read up on them, they change colors
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PublishedJune 28, 2012

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