Green Treefrog Collection
The vibrant Green Treefrog, scientifically known as Hyla cinerea, is a sight to behold
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The vibrant Green Treefrog, scientifically known as Hyla cinerea, is a sight to behold. This adult specimen perched gracefully on a yellow waterlily at the Welder Wildlife Refuge in Sinton showcases its stunning colors and intricate patterns. Intriguingly, this species belongs to the diverse family of tree frogs found across the globe. A colored engraving depicts various foreign tree frog species, highlighting their unique characteristics and beauty. Another illustration captures a side view of the Green Treefrog, emphasizing its slender body and large eyes that aid in nocturnal hunting. This particular photograph was taken in Washington, where it found solace on a Water Hyacinth. Traveling further south to Lake Corpus Christi in Texas, we encounter another adult Green Treefrog basking under May's warm sun. Its vivid green hue blends seamlessly with its surroundings while showcasing nature's brilliance. Interestingly enough, these adaptable creatures can also be spotted hitching rides on other animals' shells. Here we see one resting comfortably atop a Cumberland Slider shell—a fascinating symbiotic relationship between Hyla cinera and Trachemys scripta troostii. Venturing beyond American borders into Vietnam reveals yet another enchanting tree frog—the Mossy Treefrog (Theloderma corticale). Native to this lush country, these amphibians boast an extraordinary moss-like appearance that camouflages them perfectly within their environment. Returning back home to North America brings us face-to-face with a male North American Tree Frog from the Hylidae family. Perched confidently on a plant stem, he exudes masculinity while blending harmoniously with his natural habitat. As night falls at Welder Wildlife Refuge in Sinton once again, our male Green Treefrog takes center stage by calling out for potential mates. His melodious chorus echoes through the darkness—an enchanting symphony orchestrated by nature itself. These captivating images remind us of the immense diversity and beauty found within the natural world.