Cuban Treefrog vs. Pine Woods Treefrog

Both are grey to brown treefrogs of yards and pines in Florida, where the Cuban Treefrog is established across the Pine Woods Treefrog's range, and Cubans are spreading into south Louisiana. A: No dark line through the eye; huge eyes in the Cuban Treefrog; a dark line from the nostril through the eye and along the side in the Pine Woods Treefrog. B: Young: smooth, pale green to tan, with a broad cream stripe along each side and often red eyes; no dark eye line in the Cuban Treefrog; a dark line through the eye, at every age in the Pine Woods Treefrog. C: Big (to 5 in), with huge toe pads in the Cuban Treefrog; small (to 1.7 in) in the Pine Woods Treefrog. Introduced: report Cuban Treefrogs to the state wildlife agency and never move one.

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