Pine Woods Treefrog vs. Cope's Gray Tree Frog
Cope's Gray Treefrogs live in the same pine woods (a record within 10 km of every Louisiana Pine Woods record); both are grey and blotched on bark. A: No pale spot under the eye; a dark line through it in the Pine Woods Treefrog; a pale spot under the eye in the Cope's Gray Treefrog. B: Dark, with small yellow, orange or white spots in the Pine Woods Treefrog; bright orange-yellow, mottled black in the Cope's Gray Treefrog. C: Small (to 1.7 in) and finely granular in the Pine Woods Treefrog; bigger (to 2 in) and warty in the Cope's Gray Treefrog.
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