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Dear All, Aug 21, 2013
Today at North Alton in a tangle of Blackberry and Goldenrod (old field)
I saw a tiny frog (~17mm long, 14 mm wide, pointed nose, uniform light tan
[like moist box-board], no markings and constantly hopping at about knee
height (my knee) from one leaf/stem to another). The nearest swamp is ~100
paces away and would normally be dry by mid-July. There is an old oil tank,
cut down the middle to make a shallow basin and about half filled with
gravel about 50 paces away; usually has some water.
Is there anything besides Spring Peeper that this could be ? The last
time a saw a "Tree Frog" was pre-school so I remember only the round toes.
Yt, Dave Webster, Kentville
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