The Northern Cricket Frog is a tiny, rough-skinned tree frog that is surprisingly un-tree-frog-like — it rarely climbs. Despite its small size, it can leap remarkable distances. Its call sounds like pebbles clicking together.
Habitat
Stream banks, pond edges, and lake margins with emergent vegetation
Diet
Insects and small invertebrates
How common
Common
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