Barking Treefrog vs. Green Treefrog
Green Treefrogs call from the same pine savanna ponds (a record within 10 km of 28 of 33 Louisiana Barking records); both are green with a pale side stripe. A: Covered in round dark spots in the Barking Treefrog; plain green, at most a few tiny gold flecks in the Green Treefrog. B: Big, stout, granular skin; the side stripe often broken, mottled below in the Barking Treefrog; slim, smooth skin; a clean, sharp white stripe in the Green Treefrog. Calls: a loud single "tonk" (Barking) against a nasal "quonk" repeated fast (Green).
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