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Sierran Treefrogs

Pseudacris sierra

Description:

A small treefrog with a large head, large eyes, a slim waist, round pads on the toe tips, limited webbing between the toes, and a wide dark stripe through the middle of each eye that extends from the nostrils to the shoulders. Legs are long and slender. Skin is smooth and moist. Often there is a Y-shaped marking between the eyes. Dorsal body coloring is variable: green, tan, brown, gray, reddish, cream, but it is most often green or brown. The body color and the dark eye stripe do not change, but the body color can quickly change from dark to light, and dark markings on the back and legs can vary in intensity or disappear in response to environmental conditions. The underside is creamy with yellow underneath the back legs. The male's throat is darkened and wrinkled. http://www.californiaherps.com/frogs/pag...

Habitat:

UC Berkeley Botanical Gardens Japanese Pool, Berkley, CA.

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misako
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misako

Oakland, California, USA

Spotted on Mar 23, 2012
Submitted on Mar 25, 2012

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