We have, we think, six of these frogs/toads in our pond now. I say I think,
because there are a few that are skittish, and we believe they may be a
different color then this one.

http://www.darofamily.com/jeff/easyurl/whattypefrog.htm

BV.

Paging thru my Audubon guide, the frog looks a green frog. They are bronze and
green. The green on the lip area is a marker for this frog. Dorsolateral
ridges do not reach the groin area. If he is a male he will make a twangy banjo
call. Native to the east.


k30a

On Tue, 8 Jul 2003 23:07:21 -0400, "Benign Vanilla"
wrote:

We have, we think, six of these frogs/toads in our pond now. I say I think,
because there are a few that are skittish, and we believe they may be a
different color then this one.

http://www.darofamily.com/jeff/easyurl/whattypefrog.htm

Wood frog.

Bob

On Tue, 8 Jul 2003 23:07:21 -0400, "Benign Vanilla"
wrote:

We have, we think, six of these frogs/toads in our pond now. I say I think,
because there are a few that are skittish, and we believe they may be a
different color then this one.

http://www.darofamily.com/jeff/easyurl/whattypefrog.htm

'Scuse me. Green frog. K30A is right, as usual.

Bob

Benign Vanilla wrote:
We have, we think, six of these frogs/toads in our pond now. I say I think,
because there are a few that are skittish, and we believe they may be a
different color then this one.

http://www.darofamily.com/jeff/easyurl/whattypefrog.htm

BV.



Looks like a green frog to me. The ridge is a good clue.

--
Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/

"K30a" wrote in message
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Paging thru my Audubon guide, the frog looks a green frog. They are
bronze and
green. The green on the lip area is a marker for this frog. Dorsolateral
ridges do not reach the groin area. If he is a male he will make a twangy
banjo
call. Native to the east.

So far no noise from these guys. I love watching them though.

BV.

I would say Green frog also. Because of the ridge and on a bull frog
the ear is noticeable and the feet are webbed more. I prefer the
greens. They are quieter and have more sociable eating habits.
"Benign Vanilla" wrote in
message ...
We have, we think, six of these frogs/toads in our pond now. I say I
think,
because there are a few that are skittish, and we believe they may
be a
different color then this one.

http://www.darofamily.com/jeff/easyurl/whattypefrog.htm

BV.

"BenignVanilla" m
wrote:

"K30a" wrote in message
...

Paging thru my Audubon guide, the frog looks a green frog. They are
bronze and
green. The green on the lip area is a marker for this frog. Dorsolateral
ridges do not reach the groin area. If he is a male he will make a twangy
banjo
call. Native to the east.

So far no noise from these guys. I love watching them though.

Probably not mature yet.

"BenignVanilla" m
wrote:

"K30a" wrote in message
...

Paging thru my Audubon guide, the frog looks a green frog. They are
bronze and
green. The green on the lip area is a marker for this frog. Dorsolateral
ridges do not reach the groin area. If he is a male he will make a twangy
banjo
call. Native to the east.

So far no noise from these guys. I love watching them though.

Probably not mature yet.

Here's a repost of the Amphibian Checklist (can't recall who originally
posted it, but thank you whoever you are!):
http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/narcam/idguide/index.htm

I've been trying to ID my sometime-resident frog, but I had no luck going
from memory -- the next time I see the frog, who didn't seem the least bit
skittish, I'll take some pictures of it!

Anne Lurie
Raleigh, NC



"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
...
We have, we think, six of these frogs/toads in our pond now. I say I
think,
because there are a few that are skittish, and we believe they may be a
different color then this one.

http://www.darofamily.com/jeff/easyurl/whattypefrog.htm

BV.

This is a nice list, but appears to be East Coast only (only clicked 5 toads
so far). Another site is,
http://www.nbii.gov/disciplines/herp...hecklists.html and it
has Canada.

--
Wendy* in N. California,
"You might not always get what you want, but you always get what you
expect." Charles Spurgeon


"Anne Lurie" wrote in message
. com...
Here's a repost of the Amphibian Checklist (can't recall who originally
posted it, but thank you whoever you are!):
http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/narcam/idguide/index.htm

I've been trying to ID my sometime-resident frog, but I had no luck going
from memory -- the next time I see the frog, who didn't seem the least
bit
skittish, I'll take some pictures of it!

Anne Lurie
Raleigh, NC