Please Help ID this Frog

[Kurt]

I can't really get a positve ID with these pictures, but I think they may be Puerto Rican coqui, Eleutherodactylus coqui.
http://images.nbii.gov/RRichards/D_p...Aguirre060.jpg

Now by SWFL do you mean southern Florida, like Miami or western Florida, like Tallahassee? The coqui are found in the miami area, but not the rest of the state, according to the filed guides.

[BciJoe]

SWFL stands for Southwest Florida - this means the area including cities like Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Tampa and such.

I've been to Puerto Rico and have heard Coqui, but have not heard them around here...

Thanks much for your info, I will check the link and update more later.

Thanks again, Joe

[Kurt]

They could also be little grass frogs, Pseudacris ocularis or maybe squirrel treefrogs, Hyla squirella.

[John]

Difficult from those photos but I think Pseudacris. I've seen Coquis in the wild and they don't look like them to me.

[tylototriton]

I'm going to agree with John. I can't really tell from the photos but I believe they are Psuedacris or some other species of chorus frog. Eleutherodactylids generally do not breed in water, they complete their entire growth in their eggs on land. Keep us updated with pics and hopefully we can all nail down a species.

Best of Luck
Alex