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A late night encounter on my street, Allegany County, NY (USA)
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Nooksack, Washington, United States
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This is my favorite local frog. I just love these guys.
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La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica
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Yucatan casque-headed tree frog (Tiprion petasatus)Uxmal, Yucatan, MexicoI found this frog at around 6:00 pm. It was already dark. It was located in the wall, outside of its little hiding spot, right next to a banana tree. It's the first time I've ever seen one of this in real life, but I did know they usually hang around banana trees :)
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A late night encounter on my street, Allegany County, NY (USA)
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La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica
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A huge number of tree frogs live in and around this small pond. The adults are usually found in surrounding trees, bushes, etc., but once in a while you can find one in the pond. The pond usually has a lot tadpoles of this species in the spring and summer.
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Allegany County, NY (USA)
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By far the most beautifully colored Peeper I've ever seen -- Allegany County, NY (USA)
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Gamboa, Colon, Panama
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Amazonas, Brasil
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The most common (and adorable) frog in Oregon. It put me in mind more of our Gray Treefrog (Hyla versicolor) rather than our Spring Peeper (the Pseudacris species we have here in the East). Probably because of its size. - Opal creek Wilderness (near Jawbone Flats), Oregon, USA
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Allegany County, NY (USA)
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Gamboa, Colon, Panama
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The most common (and adorable) frog in Oregon. It put me in mind more of our Gray Treefrog (Hyla versicolor) rather than our Spring Peeper (the Pseudacris species we have here in the East). Probably because of its size. - Opal creek Wilderness (near Jawbone Flats), Oregon, USA
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Jimena Andalucia, Spain
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First Gray of the season, found in my neighbor's driveway. Allegany County, NY (USA)
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Some more pictures from the incredible couple of hours I spent prowling around one of the most active Peeper breeding sites I've ever witnessed.
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The most common (and adorable) frog in Oregon. It put me in mind more of our Gray Treefrog (Hyla versicolor) rather than our Spring Peeper (the Pseudacris species we have here in the East). Probably because of its size. - Opal creek Wilderness (near Jawbone Flats), Oregon, USA
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Jimena, Andalusia, Spain
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Allegany County, NY (USA)