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this wild barking tree frogge & i shared a tender mystical moment communing under this month's beautiful moon 🐸🌝

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under the glow of the early september full moon 🌕
this wild barking tree frogge & i shared a tender mystical moment communing under this month's beautiful moon 🐸🌝
little creature of the day: Barking Tree Frog
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this is the first time i’ve seen scramble off his favorite stick!
“he bork”
-drawn and submitted by @jollynerd
Who can bark louder?!
Spooky nighttime frog
Gizmo has claimed the throne for himself
A gorgeous barking tree frog [Hyla gratiosa] found at the Archibold Biological Station in Highlands County, Florida, by John Vanek. These common and widespread frogs are found throughout much of the southeastern United States, and are named for their peculiar barking call, which you can hear below.
This is a pic of me this past fall. I found this little guy held up in a nook in my car door. It is a barking tree frog. Tree frogs can be identified by their large padded toes that they use to stick to whatever they want to climb. After I took this I let this little frog go back into the woods. It was a nice day to find a froggy friend. :)