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Grey Treefrogs in Ontario...

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Posted by: herperjames at Mon Feb 9 14:39:57 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by herperjames ]  
   

What is the best way to find grey treefrogs in eastern Ontario, in the summer? In my field guide it says they breed from April to August. I know of some ponds and bogs in the woods near my cabin - would these be good for herping? Would roadcruising on a rainy night be productive? When I am driving on a rainy night I see tons of frogs, but it's so hard to tell what they are. It's pretty easy to distinguish between toad and frog by their walk, but how would I tell if it's a grey treefrog? How, when, and where have you found grey treefrogs? Thanks


   

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