What Pretty Legs
If you look up Hyla (tree frog) on Wikipedia, it says this genus is no longer in the Americas. Moreover if you look up Gray treefrog in Wikipedia it goes by the scientific name of Dryophytes versicolor. The other treefrog, Cope’s gray treefrog goes by Dryophytes chrysoscelis. To confuse the matter even more iNaturalist still lists both in the genus Hyla.
Both the Cope’s gray treefrog (Dryophytes or Hyla chrysoscelis) and Gray Treefrog (Dryophytes or Hyla versicolor) range includes North Texas. Additionally both species can be the greenish or the brownish colors. And the only sure way to differentiate between the two is by call or DNA.
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Great pics especially the legs.
Yes very distinctive legs!
Agree with adorable. I love tree frogs.