Question: About two months ago I found a tree frog in my parents backyard and was curious about the species of the frog. From what I can tell it appears to be a Gray Tree Frog however it is quite ...

They are called “tree” frog because they live in trees, unlike most other frogs which are pond, lake and river dwellers. But its common name “gray” tree frog can be a bit confusing ...

Gray tree frogs are most common near their breeding habitat, but they hang out in the shrubs and trees, not on the ground.

Gray tree frogs will often begin singing again during late August into October. Their loud, raccoon-like chatter is sung from perches within the forest trees or from the sides of buildings and ...

But my personal favorite frog of summer? The Gray Tree Frog. Its call – kind of like a Red-bellied Woodpecker’s trill – adds a magical soundtrack to warm summer nights. They’re not very common in our ...

The list includes bullfrog, northern cricket frog, crawfish frog (it’s the one on the list), Cope’s gray tree frog, eastern gray tree frog, green frog, green tree frog, northern leopard frog ...

“The students were introduced by their teacher to the gray tree frog, which is common in Michigan, and they keep two of them as class pets.