May 20, 2024
I love U… cope’s gray treefrog..
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I love U… cope’s gray treefrog..
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Favorite frog?
Probably the gray tree frog! They’re really common in my area and they’re super neat. They can somewhat change colors, which is why their scientific name is Dryophytes versicolor (versicolor means changing color). Their color range includes whites, greens, grays, and dark grays. They also have cool bright yellow markings under their legs
Pictured here is the Cope’s gray tree frog, which is super closely related to the gray tree frog and are really only distinguishable by their calls and range. They are identical in every other way. These are the ones I find by my house, and they don’t have versicolor in their scientific name, but they can change colors just like the gray tree frog. Tbh I really just wanted to share the versicolor fact
It is Treefrog Tuesday 🙏🙏
Frobby
Baby gray tree frogs, fresh out of the water! I have been raising them for a while now and I’m so happy that they’re finally ready to be released! :D
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Hanging out :)
One eyed gray tree frog from July! I wonder what happened?
The gray tree frogs are finally out :DDD