Pseudacris regilla

When you hear frog sounds at night in a movie, it is normally this species because they occur around Hollywood.

Dryophytes (Hyla) versicolor

LS

Western Louisiana and isolated populations in and around Evangeline Parish.

The two species of gray treefrog can easily be differentiated by their vocalizations. They are impossible to separate on pattern.

Osteopilus septentrionalis

H

Occasional specimens arrive on plants from Florida; the first breeding population occurred in the Fly behind Audubon Zoo (2017).

Photo Credit: D. Heckhard

Pseudacris ornata

LN

North of Lake; not found in Louisiana since 1965

Pseudacris fouquettei

H, LS, LN

South & North of Lake Pontchartrain

Pseudacris crucifer

H, LS, LN

South & North of Lake Pontchartrain

Dryophytes (Hyla) squirellus

H, LS, LN

South & North of Lake Pontchartrain

This species is green when breeding, and shades of brown when otherwise active.

Dryophytes (Hyla) gratiosus

H, LN

North of Lake Pontchartrain

Dryophytes (Hyla) cinereus

H, LS, LN

South and North of Lake Pontchartrain

Photo Credit (second photo): James W. Beck

Dryophytes (Hyla) femoralis

H, LN

North of Lake Pontchartrain