White-lipped Tree Frogs make loud, rhythmic barking calls most often heard in the rainy season. Listen to examples.
Explore a complete frog species guide featuring tree frogs, bullfrogs, poison dart frogs, glass frogs, and more. Learn about their features, habitats, and behaviors.
Information About Tree Frogs
Peron's Tree Frog (Litoria peronii)
Male Eastern Gray Tree Frog (Hyla versicolor) Voice: Loud, musical trill lasting from one half to three seconds
Are Tree Frogs Carnivores
Discover all types of treefrogs in the U.S. and their sound
Tree frogs are fascinating amphibians that spend most of their lifespan living in trees. Those tiny creatures are symbols of the natural world because of their ability to change colors, their adaptations, and their vocal abilities. They differ from others with their nocturnal activity and unique calls. That’s why tree frogs are more often heard in their natural environment rather than seen. Learn more about Tree Frogs on the learn about nature website.
Scientific Name For Tree Frog
Found a tree frog and cannot tell which one it is? This tree frog identification chart lines up 11 common species side by side, from the green tree frog and its white side stripe to the red eyed tree frog, gray tree frog, barking tree frog, pine barrens tree frog and the chunky White's tree frog. Each one shows the exact marking to look for, adult size, and the call it makes, so you can name the frog on your porch or pick the right pet tree frog before you buy. Save it for your next find.
