ID this frog?

[Sam Hopkins]

His can someone ID this frog? I'm in southwestern PA zone 5.

www.tiversa.com/desc/frog1.jpg

[Hank Pagel]

I'd have to say Bull frog.
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[Heather]

Because of the fold going down his back I would say it is a female green
frog. Female because the tympanic membrane (ear) is about the same size as
the eye. http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/narcam/idguide/bronze.htm

Bullfrogs have a fold that goes behind the ear and then vertical toward the
front leg, not down the back.
http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/narcam/idguide/bullfrog.htm

Heather



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[K30a]

I agree, green frog.


k30a

[Bonnie Espenshade]

Sam Hopkins wrote:
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I vote for a green frog.

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Bonnie
NJ
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[Hank Pagel]

I'm looking at the fully webbed hind feet. Even though the ridge
extends further down the back than usual I'm still thinking juvenile
bullfrog. But I have been known to be wrong.
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