Pine Woods Tree Frog

Hyla femoralis

The Pine Woods Tree Frog is a small, camouflaged tree frog of southeastern pine flatwoods. Its distinctive orange or yellow spots on the inner thigh are visible only in flight. Its Morse code-like call is unmistakable.

Habitat

Longleaf pine flatwoods, wet pine savannas, and pond edges

Diet

Insects and spiders

How common

Common

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