When/where to find gray tree frogs?

[John]

It's still rather on the cool side even in Maryland. I would think you'll start hearing them next month. Now, finding a female is a real challenge.

[Greatwtehunter]

Late April is when you should start hearing them with any regularity. Keep an ear out at the swamps, small puddles, or roadside ditches.

[JeffX]

I found mine outside by the lights. I'd have to say if you keep watch around those you'll find one eventually.

[John]

I found mine outside by the lights. I'd have to say if you keep watch around those you'll find one eventually.

This really depends on where you live. If you live near a real city (I say real because anything in the US passes for a city - makes the word meaningless) you're unlikely to bump into them.

[JeffX]

This really depends on where you live. If you live near a real city (I say real because anything in the US passes for a city - makes the word meaningless) you're unlikely to bump into them.

Well obviously you won't find any in New York City in Times Square.

I live in a "city" of 50,000 or so. I found mine, and I've seen several out by the porch lights.

[into]

They are awake and calling! I can hear 3 different ones. One low pitch and two higher pitch trills lasting several seconds mixed with millions of peeper calls.

[tyjare]

Are gray tree frogs native to new hampshire. if so when do you think they would come out

[scribbles]

Are gray tree frogs native to new hampshire. if so when do you think they would come out

Yes, they inhabit New Hampshire. I found one of mine drying up on a basketball hoop during the day, and the other on the ground (it was a froglet). I have seen several on the poles of basketball hoops that have padding around them. They are easy to find as froglets later in the summer on the ground.