Coastal Tailed Frog vs. Pacific Chorus Frog

Both are small brown frogs found along forest streams west of the Cascades. A: A vertical pupil; no bold stripe in the Coastal Tailed Frog; a round pupil and a bold black eye stripe in the Pacific Chorus Frog. B: Rough, grainy skin; no toe pads in the Coastal Tailed Frog; smooth skin; small toe pads in the Pacific Chorus Frog. The Tailed Frog has no call; the Pacific Chorus Frog calls 'rib-it'.

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