Plains Leopard Frog vs. Pickerel Frog
Look at the shape of the spots. Round, scattered spots means Plains Leopard; squared spots in two neat rows means Pickerel. Plains also has back ridges that break near the hip, and Pickerel flashes bright yellow in the groin as it jumps.
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