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Squirrel Tree Frog

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The squirrel tree frog, Dryophytes squirellus, is a small tree frog native to the southeastern United States. Its coloration varies considerably and may be green, brown, gray, or patterned, while individuals can change shade in response to environmental conditions. It inhabits forests, wetlands, gardens, and temporary pools, and its nasal, rasping call is often heard before or during warm rain.

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What is the scientific name of the squirrel tree frog?

The squirrel tree frog is scientifically known as Dryophytes squirellus. It is a small tree frog native to the southeastern United States.

What colors can a squirrel tree frog be?

Its color can range from green to brown or gray, and some individuals have patterned markings. The species can also change shade in response to environmental conditions.

Where does the squirrel tree frog live?

It uses wooded habitats, wetlands, gardens, and other areas with vegetation and moisture in the southeastern United States. As a tree frog, it often climbs plants and shrubs rather than staying on the ground.

Does the squirrel tree frog change color?

Yes. Dryophytes squirellus can alter its shade, with green, brown, gray, and patterned appearances all possible. Temperature, background, and moisture can influence how it looks.

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