This little gray tree frog has a big voice. After the spring peepers finish, the symphony of their voices fills the forest. One way to identify them is by the white patch under the eyes. They can change their color (gray, green, or brown) to match their surroundings or moods, and their blotchy appearance camouflages them in lichen.

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“Creation is a touch-taste-sight-sound-smell symphony of multifaceted physical glories.”  Tripp

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