Frogs and Toads of Georgia and South Carolina
- Photos by J.D. Willson unless otherwise notedClick
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| The spring peeper is noted for the X mark on its back and small pads on its toes. But more often than not, the X is an imperfect one. The dorsal coloration can vary from gray to brown. Spring peepers most often call where small trees or shrubs are surrounded by standing water. Though these frogs are rarely seen other than during their breeding season (winter and early spring in South Carolina and Georgia), they are sometimes active in wooded areas just after a heavy rain. |
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Range of the Spring Peeper in our region
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Range of the Spring Peeper in the eastern U.S.A.
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