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Hyla versicolor
Found this frog on the side of my building on a cool and damp morning. This is the first of this type that I've found.
Thank you! It seems that it may be impossible to say whether it was a Cope's or Eastern Gray. I only got this one picture and I haven't seen the frog since last year. I think I'll just mark it as an Eastern Gray for the sake of having it identified.Thanks again for your help.
Todd has just spotted similar in TN.... http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/272...
Maybe a Cope's or Eastern Gray tree frog? Look for a white spot under the eyes or yellow inner thighs. Colours and mottling are highly variable.
Spotted on Sep 18, 2012 Submitted on Jun 14, 2013
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Thank you! It seems that it may be impossible to say whether it was a Cope's or Eastern Gray. I only got this one picture and I haven't seen the frog since last year. I think I'll just mark it as an Eastern Gray for the sake of having it identified.
Thanks again for your help.
Todd has just spotted similar in TN.... http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/272...
Maybe a Cope's or Eastern Gray tree frog? Look for a white spot under the eyes or yellow inner thighs. Colours and mottling are highly variable.