Brown Green Frog? Southern chorus frog without markings?

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Do you have any photos this time? Here's what Bronze frogs look like: http://srelherp.uga.edu/anurans/rancla.htm and the various species of Chorus frogs: http://srelherp.uga.edu/anurans/psefer.htm http://srelherp.uga.edu/anurans/psenig.htm Also on an unrelated note, I used to own an Upland chorus frog, she was a great captive, I still miss her

[elly]

Huh, I think it may be a small Bronze frog. The picture with the caption "Bronze Frog" on your link actually looks 100% like it. I intend to take pictures as soon as I can since I'm keeping it overnight for observation. (It looks a little stunned or something. I took it away from a cat.) I won't be able to upload til Mon or Tues though.

There's a pond down the hill from my house, I believe they're coming from there- and I hope the frog population will be okay.

Thank you for your help, that was pretty quick.

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

If it had dorsal lateral ridges that stopped halfway, it was a Green/Bronze frog, if not, chorus frog. Also on an unrelated note, that was the first green rep I received, thank you

[elly]

024 by patinanym, on Flickr
Bronze frog by patinanym, on Flickr

025 by patinanym, on Flickr

The toes on the left front foot seem to be broken. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any insects of the right size and I couldn't buy pinhead crickets for a few days so I decided to let it go.

As an added note, there's a rainwater pond down the hill and earlier when we had a warm day, there were frogs calling so loudly they were practically screaming. I think most of those were toad calls though.

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

I know I took me a long time to find this, but yes, they are Bronze frogs