[glass frog]

any idea if this is a native to nj I found it in my friends greenhouse?

 

[patm]

Potentially a grey tree frog (Hyla versicolor)

 

[crank68516]

Looks like a Cope's Grey to me and based on what I found on google they are native but endangered to NJ.

 

[patm]

Looks like a Cope's Grey to me and based on what I found on google they are native but endangered to NJ.

I don't think you can visually distinguish the two, especially not by this picture. Generally they are told apart only by call.

Pat

 

[glass frog]

Looks like a Cope's Grey to me and based on what I found on google they are native but endangered to NJ.

nice I have a lot of endangered things around my house and it all has a safe place to live.

 

[Ed]

If you are outside of Cape May, Cumberland, Atlantic, or Ocean county it is a Northern. If you live in Cumberland county it could be Northern if you are in the northern part of the county.

Ed

 

[glass frog]

If you are outside of Cape May, Cumberland, Atlantic, or Ocean county it is a Northern. If you live in Cumberland county it could be Northern if you are in the northern part of the county.

Ed

i am on the other side of the state in northern warren county

 

[Ed]

Then you have Hyla versicolor...

Ed