I Need Help To ID This Frog

[ADubin]

Can somebody please help ID frog I saw in Dade City, Florida?

[poison]

grey tree frog

[butchthefrog]

I have two northern gray tree frogs and it looks just like them.They are about two inches in size and they like getting in holes like the one in the picture.

[GrifTheGreat]

Definitely a Grey Tree Frog: Nice pic

[UncleChester]

There doesn't appear to be a distinct light patch under the eyes in your picture? This would rule out a Gray treefrog,but maybe everyone else is seeing something I'm not.

Here's a list of Florida treefrogs Identifying Florida's Treefrogs

Cuban or pine woods seem possible, but I'm not really familiar with either. Do you have any other pictures, or a guess on how large it is?

[ADubin]

Brian, This is the largest photo I have of it. ADubin

There doesn't appear to be a distinct light patch under the eyes in your picture? This would rule out a Gray treefrog,but maybe everyone else is seeing something I'm not.

Here's a list of Florida treefrogs Identifying Florida's Treefrogs

Cuban or pine woods seem possible, but I'm not really familiar with either. Do you have any other pictures, or a guess on how large it is?

[UncleChester]

Brian, This is the largest photo I have of it. ADubin

I meant how large was the frog and do you have any other pictures that show different characteristics? If the frog is large enough then we could say for sure it was a Cuban (note the Pine Woods is pretty small, 1-1.5"). Other features could be helpful, like if you have a shot with it's toepads visible- a Cuban has noticeably larger pads than the Florida natives.

Well in all honesty the skull looks like the Cuban Treefrog.

That's the way I was leaning, also based on the skull shape. More information would be handy. Or someone with more experience with Florida's frogs. The habitat might also be a clue, I know Cubans are all over man made stuff, but I don't know one way or the other if this is ever the case for the Pine Woods?

[butchthefrog]

Well it looks like a Pine Wood.

[Pluke]

After looking at the list of the florida frogs, I'd guess Pine Wood Tree Frog as well. Just guessing though based off of those pictures.

[GrifTheGreat]

There doesn't appear to be a distinct light patch under the eyes in your picture? This would rule out a Gray treefrog,but maybe everyone else is seeing something I'm not.

Here's a list of Florida treefrogs Identifying Florida's Treefrogs

Cuban or pine woods seem possible, but I'm not really familiar with either. Do you have any other pictures, or a guess on how large it is?

You're right Brian. It lacks the light patch beneath the eye. The ridge coming from the eye to snout is wrong too. Looks closer to a Pine Wood.

Wow! They do resemble a Gray though.

EDIT; Good call.

[GrifTheGreat]

Can somebody please help ID frog I saw in Dade City, Florida?

Well in all honesty the skull looks like the Cuban Treefrog.

[butchthefrog]

but the Cubans eyes look bigger,its hard to tell from a straight on shot like that.

[GrifTheGreat]

but the Cubans eyes look bigger,its hard to tell from a straight on shot like that.

Its definitely between those two. Pine Woods.

EDIT; Also in the OP's pic the frog has its eyes shut and is sleeping.