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    Frog ID please

    Have a few of these around my fountain.

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    Re: Frog ID please

    I don't know what kind it is, but that's a cool looking frog! Someone will ID it soon.

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    Re: Frog ID please

    whats your location? and environment found in? its not any we have here in the north east. i can get my field guide later if i didn't leave it at school
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    Re: Frog ID please

    West of Milwaukee, WI. A very rural setting, lots of prairie and ponds along with a lot of hardwood forest. These frogs were found around my fountain and rock garden. They are about two inches end to end.

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    Besides the interesting colorations they have very intricate eyes.
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    Re: Frog ID please

    well i don't have my best herp book at home, but the only thing that looks similar is the gray tree frog, did it have toe pads? because normally you only find them at night.... but i'm not sure what else it would be.... wish i had my better book here.
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    Re: Frog ID please

    indeed that is a grey tree frog.
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    Re: Frog ID please

    Thank you.
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