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I think they are grays cuse' they look like treefrog tads and i don't think they are peepers. The peepers were still peeping when these were about 1-2 weeks. And grays are the only other treefrog in our area is a gray treefrog, so if you could give a site of pics of treefrog tads, that'd be great. And would cheeking a feild guide help? I live in Pennsylvaina, and from what I read sofar(sp, their on the entire east coast. Any Info is gladly taken.
Jessy
Wasnt thinking...I think they are grays cuse' they look like treefrog tads and i don't think they are peepers. The peepers were still peeping when these were about 1-2 weeks. And grays are the only other treefrog in our, so if you could give a site of pics of treefrog tads, that'd be great. And would cheeking a feild guide help? I live in Pennsylvaina, and from what I read sofar(sp, their on the entire east coast. Any Info is gladly taken.
Jessy
You have Cope's Gray Treefrogs, Hyla chrysoscelis and Gray Treefrogs, Hyla versicolor in PA. Cubans haven't made it that far yet. I have come really good closeups of my RETF toe pads, they aren't much different in appearance. They kind of look like E.T. fingers.
Also, here's a link to PA herps.
Hope this helps!
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Heather
here's the link to the main page
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Heather
Scroll down to my July 6th post of GTF tad pic
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