Amphibians (Frogs and Salamanders) of the Big Thicket in East Texas

Cricket Frog

Cricket Frog

Probably Cricket but, tbd Frog

Extremely Rare Blue form of Cricket Frog

Cricket Frog

Cricket Frog

Cricket Frog

Cricket Frog

Cricket Frog

Cricket Frog

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Baby Southern Leopard Frog

Southern Leopard Frog

Southern Leopard Frog

Southern Leopard Frog

Southern Leopard Frog

Southern Leopard Frog

Leopard Frog

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Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog w/ Brown Markings

Gray Treefrog based on call

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Underside of Gray Treefrog, small juvenile

Gray Treefrog

Gray Treefrog

Underneath of Gray Treefrog, large adult

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Darker Colored Green Treefrog(Early Spring)

Green Treefrog

Green Treefrog

Green Treefrog

Juvenile Gree Treefrog

Baby Frog, probably Squirrel Treefrog

Hyla cinerea

Hyla cinerea

Hyla cinerea

Hyla cinerea

Hyla cinerea (3/4 inch juvenile)

Hyla squirella

Squirrel Treefrog

Squirrel Treefrog

Spring Peeper

Spring Peeper

Cajun Chorus Frog

Baby Frog Uknown 1/2 inch

Hyla squirella

Hyla squirella

Pseudacris crucifer

Pseudacris crucifer

Pseudacris fouquettei

tbd

Eastern Narrowmouth Toad

Young Toad, Gulf Coast

One Inch Toad, Probably Baby Gulf Coast

Adult Gulf Coast Toad

Juvenile, Possible East Texas Toad

Baby Toad, 1/2 inch

Gastrophryne carolinensis

Bufo valliceps

Bufo valliceps

Bufo valliceps

Bufo woodhousii velatus

tbd

Rio Grande Chirping Frog(very small)

Rio Grande Chirping Frog

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Syrrhophus cystignathoides

Syrrhophus cystignathoides

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Cricket Frog, Color and Marking Variations, (Genus Acris)

Usually Found On the Ground, Around Water

Gray Treefrog, Color and Marking Variations, (Hyla chrysoscelis or Hyla versicolor)

Usually Found in Tall Weeds or on Branches

Usually Found On The Ground, Anywhere

Note: We have seen

these

gray with brown

markings

change to

lighter gray with

almost

no markings from

the

cool

of the morning to

the heat of the

afternoon.

They

are usually

granular in appearance. For positive I.D. you must catch them and look at the underneath leg color.

Young Bullfrog

Bullfrog

Bullfrog

Bronze Frog

Small Frog, Probably Bronze

Bronze Frog

Rana catesbeiana

Rana catesbeiana

Rana catesbeiana

Rana clamitans

Rana clamitans

Rana clamitans

American Bullfrog

Juvenile American Bullfrog

Baby Frog

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Rana catesbeiana (large adult)

Rana catesbeiana (juvenile)

Baby/Small tbd

Leopard Frog, Color and Marking Variations, (Rana sphenocephala)

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

Siren intermedia (large adult)

Siren intermedia (large adult)

Siren intermedia (large adult)

Siren intermedia (large adult)

Siren intermedia (large adult)

Siren intermedia

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

Lesser Siren

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Siren intermedia

Siren intermedia

Siren intermedia

Siren intermedia

Gulf Coast Waterdog

Gulf Coast Waterdog

Gulf Coast Waterdog

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Necturus beyeri

Necturus beyeri

Necturus beyeri

Salamanders

AMPHIBIANS (FROGS & SALAMANDERS) of the Big Thicket in East Texas

IDENTIFY BY CALL: 8 FROGS & TOADS

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