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FirstLight

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11. Stay safe! & warm...

Reply to MuseRider (Reply #9)

Wed Feb 6, 2019, 11:50 PM

Feb 2019

I'd love to hear your stories...they sound sweet. I love frogs.

I took eggs home one and raised them to baby froggies...then they slowly disappeared. Holes too big in the Aquarium...

I think half were eaten by the dog, half made it to freedom I'd like to hope...

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Hey Midwest/Eeastcoasters... have you seen a gray tree frog? [View all] FirstLight Feb 2019 OP

Yes, they are very common in Minnesota except in the SW prairie areas. The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2019 #1

How light in color are they? FirstLight Feb 2019 #3

They seem to vary - the ones I've seen were mostly sort of a medium blotchy gray. The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2019 #4

Not here in N FL, but these have showed up. Cuban tree frog Lochloosa Feb 2019 #2

SE PA here. This is one of our beloved frogs for their call. enough Feb 2019 #5

so cool... FirstLight Feb 2019 #6

I've seen them many times in Michigan. llmart Feb 2019 #7

Years and years and years ago. akraven Feb 2019 #8

I get them all over the side of my house where they lights are. MuseRider Feb 2019 #9

Stay safe! & warm... FirstLight Feb 2019 #11

I found a very small one MuseRider Feb 2019 #12

maybe. when we were kids up north in N wi. summers tadpoles woul dhit land & we's have tons of baby pansypoo53219 Feb 2019 #10