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Acris crepitans blanchardi
A tree frog found primarily in and around water in most parts of North America.
Henry, they are highly variable in color and back pattern. No other frogs have the same shape as a cricket frog though
Hmm. Mine's a little paler than some of the others I'm finding online, but I think you're right. He's got the same patterning and he's about the right size...plus, they're described as the "most aquatic" of the tree frogs, and I certainly find these guys very close to (or in) the water. Thanks for the suggestion!