Awesome pic! Hyla versicolor is one of my favorite frogs! Thanks for sharing.
This is a discussion on Gray Tree Frog (Hyla versicolor) within the Tree Frogs forums, part of the Frogs & Toads category; This is a male Gray Tree Frog ( Hyla versicolor ) photographed calling in East Texas on Saturday night. Identified ...
This is a male Gray Tree Frog (Hyla versicolor) photographed calling in East Texas on Saturday night. Identified by call and distribution map. He was about 1.5 meters up in a dead tree in a shallow pond.
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Awesome pic! Hyla versicolor is one of my favorite frogs! Thanks for sharing.
Kurt Kunze
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great photo. thank you for sharing.
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Excellent photo John. Quite perfect timing!
i like the yellow cooler on its legs do all grays have that
justin
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Thanks guys. I actually took him home (he jumped onto my shirt so how could I say no). I also took home a female I found. They are living together in a small exo-terra.
oh gray tree frogs i love thees guys i have 4 of my own here are some pics
i have more but i will post them another time
Nathan
Wow! Beautiful pics of your frogs NAT. They look nice and healthy. I bet they have an appetite to match.
very nice.
Kurt Kunze
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cool thanks for the pics
justin
ya i bet i love tree frogs
justin
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Hello Frogforum. Does anyone have any suggestions for finding female gray tree frogs?
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The yellow leg bands are very interesting to me. While I know both species have the yellow on the legs, is it common for versicolor bands to wrap all the way around like that? (I never get to see them except in your folks pictures, nothing but chrysoscelis here.)
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