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Re: ANF - Phib Finds
WOW those tree frogs look like they have been eating well! 
Are the variations a type of morph, or an age/sex related occurrence?
I rarely see tree frogs here, and I think they are so cute.
I always hear the chorus frogs, and bullfrogs at ponds, but I never see them.
We have a nice sized Southern toad that lives in the yard and comes out at night to hunt bugs on my porch 
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Re: ANF - Phib Finds
great pics
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Re: ANF - Phib Finds
wow! i was never a huge fan of frogs, except for dart frogs.. but those barking tree frogs are soooo cute!! i just love ur pics!
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Re: ANF - Phib Finds
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WOW those tree frogs look like they have been eating well!
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I don't know much about this particular species, but with many tree-frogs, they change color based on the time of day.
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Re: ANF - Phib Finds
Did not know that..Thanks!
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Re: ANF - Phib Finds
I don't think that is the case with these guys since the photos were taken of two specimens at the same time. But i am no expert on frogs.
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