curiousgeorge61's Identifications

At turtle Pond, this frog was one of the bigger specimins, and was hopping around from flower to flower, landing in the moist grass often. This specimen was roughly 4 feet away from the pond's body. It is about an inch long.

Found in tall grass within 4m of freshwater pond, around 2-3 per square foot in same habitat. Others varied in color, from dark green/brown to red/gold. Most of the similar frogs nearby were ~1 inch from head to legs. Appeared to be dead (as seen in last two photos) when captured for a few minutes, then began hopping around again soon after.

This frog was found at Double Pond. It has a dark stripe along it's eye and a green back; both of these characteristics fit the description of a Northern Pacific Treefrog. Not only this, but the frog was found in the Northern Pacific. It was difficult to get clear close-up shots of it's back as it kept jumping around. However, based off of my search on website California Frogs and Toads, I concur that it is a Northern
Pacific Treefrog.

This small brown frog was found around a pond, jumping around the reeds. It seemed to be a juvenile frog because it was only 2 cm in length. There is a dark brown stripe that runs from the tip of its nose to the front leg. Over 50 of these frogs were seen around this pond.