Perfect Camouflage Gray Treefrog Photograph by Kristia Adams

Perfect Camouflage Gray Treefrog

by Kristia Adams

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Title

Perfect Camouflage Gray Treefrog

Artist

Kristia Adams

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Photograph - Photograph

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I was lucky to catch this Gray tree frog climbing up a tree one morning in my yard. If he had been still when I looked out my window, I never would have seen him! He blended in nearly perfectly with the tree bark. The Gray treefrog is one of the most common arboreal frogs in the Eastern United States. They are able to change color depending on the substrate on which they are setting to allow them to blend into their environment.

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June 6th, 2020

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Comments (29)

Jurgen Lorenzen

Great Tree Frog portrait, Kristia!

Larry Kniskern

Congratulations, Kristia – your things found in a tree scene has been featured by the Go Take a Hike Photography Group! Feel free to add it to the Featured Images thread in the group discussion board for archive.