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Tree Frog

Photo by LanaSutton
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This is probably a native grey tree frog. Each spring I collect their hundreds of eggs from our rainbarrels in two terrariums, so they don't float out when the rainbarrels overflow. I move them into the ponds when they start to develop legs. You can see the nearly transparent masses of frog eggs start to take shape over time: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.430246208417.199603.819728417…

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Thanks for adding this to the Frogs in Tennessee mission. It is such a cutie!

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