Cajun Chorus Frog vs. Strecker's Chorus Frog

Both call in winter and early spring from flooded fields in central and eastern Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas (records share 13 one-degree squares). A: An unbroken white line along the upper lip in the Cajun Chorus Frog; a dark spot below the eye breaks the pale lip line in the Strecker's Chorus Frog. B: Slim forearms; a slender frog in the Cajun Chorus Frog; thick, muscular forearms; a stout, toad-like frog in the Strecker's Chorus Frog. Calls: the Cajun a rising 'crreeek'; Strecker's a run of clear, high whistles.

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