Florida's Frogs & Toads

Treefrogs

Green Treefrog

(Hyla cinerea)

Green Treefrog - no white line on side

In some Green Treefrogs, the white line running down the side is absent.

But --

• they are larger than squirrel treefrogs
• they are more slender than barking treefrogs
• the skin on the head isn't fused to the skull like Cuban treefrogs, and toepads aren't enlarged
• they don't have the leg spots of Pinewoods Treefrogs

 

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