Nov 11, 2025
Little Grass Frog (Pseudacris ocularis), family Hylidae, found in the SE United States
The smallest species of frog in the U.S.
photos: Lucas Geurs, Ryan McGreevy, & Nicole Dahrouge
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Little Grass Frog (Pseudacris ocularis), family Hylidae, found in the SE United States
The smallest species of frog in the U.S.
photos: Lucas Geurs, Ryan McGreevy, & Nicole Dahrouge
chrysocolla malachite chorus frog
Upland Chorus Frog (Pseudacris feriarum), taken March 11, 2026, in Georgia, US
A beautiful chorus frog sitting in the leaves at the edge of a flooded field! This lovely individual sat nice and still for me after I scared it by accidentally walking near its spot. This is the first adult chorus frog I've seen, and I was surprised at how large it was compared to the juveniles I've found. I'm assuming it was waiting around for nightfall, camping out in a good spot until it's time to party! If you zoom in, you can see in the top image that my shuffling around the frog stirred the leaves up a bit and scared a tiny globular springtail (a new species for me!) onto its back. That was a pleasant surprise when I was reviewing the photos at home!
Ornate chorus frogs (Pseudacris ornata) By: Robert S. Simmons From: Living Amphibians of the World 1966
June 2025's Tiny Reptile and Mini Amphibian pin designs: Western Hooknose Snake and Upland Chorus Frog 🐸 🎵
These designs are available as pins and stickers on my Patreon until the end of day tomorrow and will ship in June! These will be the last enamel pins for a while because of the tariffs.
Spring peeper ‼️🗣️
Some native Illinois animals and plants that I drew for a work event earlier this month! Uncolored versions of these were printed out as a coloring activity for kids (and fun-loving adults :3). It was a really fun time! I think the butterfly was the most popular choice to color in.
Animals clockwise from upper right: Monarch Butterfly, Plains Garter Snake, Boreal Chorus Frog, White-Tailed Deer, Red-Tailed Hawk
Plants clockwise from upper right: Common Milkweed, Cardinal Flower, Compass Plant, Big Bluestem, Blue Flag Iris
big beautiful brown eyes >>>