Barking Treefrog vs. Pine Woods Treefrog

Both live in the Florida Parishes pinelands (a Pine Woods record within 10 km of 14 of 33 Barking records), and Pine Woods Treefrogs are sometimes green. A: Round dark spots, often ringed paler in the Barking Treefrog; no round spots: plain, or with irregular darker blotches in the Pine Woods Treefrog. B: No dark line through the eye; a pale stripe along the lip in the Barking Treefrog; a dark line from the nostril through the eye and along the side in the Pine Woods Treefrog. C: Plain, no spots in the Barking Treefrog; dark, with small yellow, orange or white spots in the Pine Woods Treefrog. D: Big and stout: 2 to 2.8 in in the Barking Treefrog; small: 1 to 1.7 in in the Pine Woods Treefrog. Calls: a loud single "tonk" (Barking) against a raspy Morse code (Pine Woods).

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