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Juvenile "Gray"Tree Frog
Even though Northern and Southern Gray Tree Frogs should be Gray, they do get a bright green, at first when the wife called me over to see a baby frog on our grandson's toy house, I thought it might have been a juvenile Pine Barrens Tree Frog which we have had here many years ago and stopped a developer from putting in additional houses here, thanks to me reporting that the endangered frog was in fact here and not as reported by the "professionals" they hired to fill a endangered species survey, prior to gaining approval, but all of that is a different story.
Sure is a little cutey, I put an Oak leave next to him for size comparison. Late Spring thru mid Summer the chorus of these Tree Frogs is something else to hear, eat them bugs!!
Don
Even though Northern and Southern Gray Tree Frogs should be Gray, they do get a bright green, at first when the wife called me over to see a baby frog on our grandson's toy house, I thought it might have been a juvenile Pine Barrens Tree Frog which we have had here many years ago and stopped a developer from putting in additional houses here, thanks to me reporting that the endangered frog was in fact here and not as reported by the "professionals" they hired to fill a endangered species survey, prior to gaining approval, but all of that is a different story.
Sure is a little cutey, I put an Oak leave next to him for size comparison. Late Spring thru mid Summer the chorus of these Tree Frogs is something else to hear, eat them bugs!!
Don
