Blades Canyon Frogs

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Canyon Tree Frog

Scientific Name Canyon Tree Frog : Hyla arenicolor Identification Canyon tree frogs are the most commonly seen amphibian in the park, and are usually seen on boulders near streams or stream-beds. Adults are small, only 1-2 inches long. Color varies greatly, ranging from tan to grayish to olive-gray.When exposed to sunlight, they often appear golden. The back has irregularly shaped blotches that ...

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Canyon Treefrog

The canyon treefrog is a small frog with rough, warty skin, large adhesive pads on the toes of all four feet, and webbed toes on the hind feet. Unlike other similar species, Hyla arenicolor has a dark-edged light spot beneath the eye instead of a dark bar through the eye. The skin color and pattern of canyon treefrogs is highly variable and often matches the surrounding environs so well that ...

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