Japanese tree frog

Description:

Japanese tree frogs are commonly seen nearby rice paddies. They are approximately 3-4 cm in length and they can change color from bright green to shades of grey. They have a brown strip which extends from the nose to the ear and beyond. The anterior portion (belly) is white. Their call is often heard and sounds like "Gweh" and "Gwack"

Habitat:

Rice paddies, ponds, wet forests, and their surroundings. They are also found in Eastern China and the Korean Peninsula.