...The frog was easy to ID as a Grey Tree Frog. Those yellow blazes on the underside of the legs were a dead giveaway. Grey TFs are not common around here. Back when all the TFs were more numerous I would see dozens of the other TFs for every one Grey. I knew nothing about the Cope's species and so went to the internet for help after Frank made that ID. Looking at all the stuff about Tree Frogs I am just confused. The markings on that frog look like the markings on the Grey TFs I have seen and the range maps on the internet do not all agree. So I am not convinced that it is a Cope's.

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• "ID the herp" game... - natsamjosh, Thu Oct 15 06:49:05 2009
• Gray Tree Frog. n/p - Jeff Clark, Thu Oct 15 10:22:21 2009
• RE: "ID the herp" game... - TimS, Thu Oct 15 12:31:39 2009
• RE: "ID the herp" game... - saagbay, Thu Oct 15 18:35:16 2009
• Copes Grey Tree frog n/p - FRoberts, Fri Oct 16 14:55:44 2009
• Cope's to be exact lol n/p - FRoberts, Fri Oct 16 15:00:15 2009
• Yes! - natsamjosh, Fri Oct 16 18:24:11 2009
• so your saying - TimS, Fri Oct 16 18:25:34 2009
• well......... - FRoberts, Fri Oct 16 18:32:20 2009
• also........ - FRoberts, Fri Oct 16 18:37:00 2009
• hummm.... - FRoberts, Fri Oct 16 18:50:51 2009
• RE: well......... - natsamjosh, Fri Oct 16 18:52:14 2009
• Cope's? - Jeff Clark, Sat Oct 17 11:16:05 2009
• RE: Cope's? - FRoberts, Sat Oct 17 12:17:40 2009
• the range maps are useless.... - FRoberts, Sat Oct 17 12:28:58 2009
• whomever said grey treefrog .... - FRoberts, Sat Oct 17 12:32:37 2009