Cajun Chorus Frog vs. Spotted Chorus Frog
They meet in central Oklahoma and eastern Texas (records share 14 one-degree squares). A: Three dark brown stripes or rows of dashes on grey or brown in the Cajun Chorus Frog; bright green spots edged in black in the Spotted Chorus Frog. The Spotted calls a faster, rasping trill; the Cajun a slower, rising 'crreeek'.
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