description Pine Woods Tree Frog Overview
The Pine Woods Tree Frog is a small tree-dwelling frog of the southeastern United States, traditionally known as Hyla femoralis and now commonly placed in the genus Dryophytes. It is associated with pine forests and breeds in temporary pools and other quiet waters. Orange or yellow spots on the concealed thighs and a rapid, Morse code-like call help distinguish it.
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What is the scientific name of the Pine Woods Tree Frog?
The Pine Woods Tree Frog was traditionally known as Hyla femoralis. It is now commonly placed in the genus Dryophytes.
Where does the Pine Woods Tree Frog live?
It is a small tree-dwelling frog of the southeastern United States. It is associated especially with pine forests and nearby quiet or temporary waters.
Where does the Pine Woods Tree Frog breed?
It breeds in temporary pools and other quiet waters rather than fast-flowing streams. These pools can form in or near the pine-forest habitats where the adults live.
What color feature helps identify the Pine Woods Tree Frog?
The frog has orange or yellow coloration on parts of the hidden surfaces of its legs. That flash of color can be useful when the animal moves or jumps.
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