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Acris crepitans
A small, tan frog with a green triangle between the eyes and green down the middle of the back. The back legs are fairly thick and have dark bars on them. A very common frog throughout much of its range, and their call sounds like hitting two rocks together.
Found in swampy areas near water.
Spotted on Apr 28, 2013
Submitted on May 2, 2013
5 Comments
I found loads of their tadpoles earlier today though so at least that should mean loads more frogs even if it is just one species!
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/230...
Thanks, wherever I go I try and find some, the best ones I found were in Guyana and Trinidad!
That stinks :/ Frogs are my favorite thing ever! I hope you get to travel to a place with lots of frogs :)
well they are great photos! I love frogs but we only have one species here :-(
Thanks Debbie! It does look like that :) These guys are really variable, but I chose to take pictures of one with a lot of green since they are prettier than just the brown ones!
Nice spotting Ashley, looks a bit like someone caught him with a green paintbrush by mistake! :-)