Pine Woods Treefrog vs. Bird-voiced Treefrog
Bird-voiced Treefrogs live along swamps in the same parishes (a record within 10 km of 19 of 28 Pine Woods records); both are small grey treefrogs. A: No pale spot under the eye in the Pine Woods Treefrog; a white spot under the eye in the Bird-voiced Treefrog. B: Dark, with small yellow, orange or white spots in the Pine Woods Treefrog; pale green to yellow-green in the Bird-voiced Treefrog. Calls: a raspy Morse code (Pine Woods) against a run of bird-like whistles (Bird-voiced).
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