Crawfish Frog vs. Northern Leopard Frog

Look at the spots. On a Crawfish Frog they are crowded, each ringed with a pale border, so the pale colour forms a net between them; it is also stouter with a big head. A Northern Leopard Frog has fewer, well-separated spots on a green or brown back. Crawfish Frog is state endangered and lives in crayfish burrows in grassland.

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