Their camouflaging from gray to dark brown to bright green blows my mind. They blend so well!

No one reading this will believe me, but I have had a grey tree frog living in my bathroom for 3 years!!!!! No cage! REALLY!!! I have a potted plant and he spends most of his time either on the plant or in the dirt. But at night he will very often climb out and climb up the window to his favorite spot above the window on the window trim work. He also will go get water and hang out in the tolliet bowl. I live alone and have to be very careful to make sure I look for him before I flush the commode. Fortunately I have another bathroom I use and he lives in my guest bathroom which is almost never used. In summer, I will catch moths and hold them in tweezers in front of him and he'll grab it and swallow it in blink of an eye. In winter, I do the same thing with very tiny pieces of uncooked fish. He loves it. It isn't as hard as it sounds to care from him because he will go as much as 2.5 weeks without eating. Once I feed him, he wont even take more food for like 2 weeks even if I try. About once a week he will go over and sit on top of the shower head which is about 8 feet from his potted plant and commode home! Its crazy but really cool. I don't tell many people because I'm sure it sounds wierd and maybe unclean to have a frog running around and living in my bathroom, but I love the little guy.

Just saved three of them in my wind chime. They were stuck in the pipe. One was calling out with an unusual sound, his body was very crooked and distorted in the pipe. I could tell he was stuck. I found out that this “barking” is their distress call. I was able to pull him out with a stick and turning the pipe upside down so they could slide out. All three made it out safely and I placed them in my raised bed. The chime is now in my garage, so they won’t get stuck again. Love my frogs here in the Pine Barrens of NJ!

Very interesting! I started learning about tree frogs when one planted itself in a bush outside my bedroom window and sang the song of its people as loudly as possible about three weeks after I started working overnights and was trying to sleep during the day. Lol Very well presented an interesting, thank you.

My son says, “I like your video! We live in New England and we have found gray tree frogs.”

These frogs are so amazing, they’re so friendly ! I was in love the first time I saw one .. had it for years and it died in my hand.. I have had more since and their intelligence is crazy. People don’t understand. I got into frogs from my cottage and being around tadpoles and pond frogs. They are amazing and I love them.

🐸✔️✔️ Good information. We started hearing grey and Cope's grey tree frogs in our development in summer 2017. I didn't recall ever having previously heard their call, and at first I had no idea what they were. A few of them would start occasionally calling sporadically in late afternoon. But since I couldn't ever seem to locate a bird anywhere near the source of the sound, I made a guess that they were some sort of tree frog, and thanks to videos of their calls, I was able to verify it. Then in 2018, a new development was started in the huge grassy field behind our houses, including 2 new, permanent retention ponds within maybe 100 to 150 feet away from us. One night, as it started getting dark, I walked outside a few times, and heard that the frogs were calling from up in the trees, then lower in the trees, then on the ground, on the banks of the 2 ponds. So I started going out after dark, with a flashlight and smartphone video recorder, and took photos and videos of them. The difference in the calls of Grey tree frogs VS Cope's grey tree frogs was pretty obvious when you heard BOTH frogs in close proximity. So it's now simple and automatic to be able to tell their calls apart. Then I started noticing other new frog species showing up for the first time ever, including a green tree frog last year, and a bunch of new pickerel frogs living in vegetation in flower beds, or high grass. Then spring peepers popped up out of nowhere in 2018. Then green frogs were being seen hanging out in a shallowly buried drain pipe running from the rain gutters on the roof. I'd see as many as 7 green frogs living there, and as few as 1.

Thank you for making this video. I live in the far Northeastern Philadelphia PA. We never had these until 2 years ago.i love sitting outside and watching our wildlife. We have many breeds of birds, foxes, ground hogs, deer, possums, raccoons, etc... and we've started finding g small snakes in the past 5 to 6 yrs. I'm always trying to identify of wildlife. It's awesome

im 64 and never knew there was a gray tree frog! lol.. my Sister has two in a terrarium. they get fed crickets and are so cute. thanks for this informative video!

So happy to learn more about my little man, Nico :) he’s about 3 years old now and I also rescued him. He’s precious

I handled one of these today. Beautiful little creature and it didn’t even seem upset that I picked it up 🤷🏾‍♂️. I sat it back down and watched it hop under my deck .

I have seen quite a few tree frogs in my day, but I'm not sure I've seen this one. I'll be on the lookout. Thanks, Jon

We just got grey tree frogs in the yard!

My male gray tree frog only has 3 feet and is still an excellent climber and super agile. Some of his longer jumps are a bit wonky tho...he gets crooked and even spins around a tiny bit in the air but he'll stick the landing.

I live in a senior living we have gray tree frogs and green tree frogs every where around the building

Awesome fun facts.

I enjoyed this video and your enthusiasm so much! I look forward to checking out your other videos.

I'm playing with Pacific tree frog and their pollywogs in north California. Rotten little frogs.love the voice.

Great video. Your speech pattern and general personally gives strong Bill Nye vibes.

A rescue frog?! 🐸🌿😂🤣 I can get video of the male frog calling.. If he's still around this week.. Very cool little guy! He was hanging around the deck calling to his buddies in my little pond feature I made years ago hoping they'd take up residence! Which they have and I love it, plus they'll help with insect control in my garden... Right?? 🌼 🌼💯🌿🐸🐸❤️😀👍❤️🐸🐸🌿💯🌼

Nice video on the gray treefrog!

Thank you so much!!!!! 💯💯💯💥🐸🌻🌿🌱❤️😀👍🌼🌱🌿🐸🐸🐸

I have one that’s all white and grey on my porch right now it’s friggin’ gorgeous!!!!

I have a pet one and it changes colours every week, fascinating creatures and great facts!

I rescued a few gray treefrog tadpoles from a pool cover earlier this spring.

I have a pet gray tree frog named, Chives! He loves mealworms and he is very loud! He is the frog in my profile picture! 🐸

Hey Mr Taylor I talked to you in class about my tree frogs

Saw one on my backyard fence today…Charlotte North Carolina.

There's an european version of these tree frogs, hila arborea They can sort of change color but it's kinda hard to determine when they will and when they won't Another interesting thing about them is that their tadpoles are huge, and the small froglets are not so small compared to something like a leopard bullfrogs I've actually seen a big male european tree frog attempting to breed with a female leopard frog. I'ts a bit sad cuz there were a lot of tree frogs but they were vastly killed by fisherman who used them as bait and natrix natrix snakes and possibly by vipers and the massive floods from the river-cascade nearby, .....or maybe they just migrated?

Gave one a close shave with the mower this morning. I felt horrible! But he survived with just a small nick on his back.

I accidentally destroyed a grey tree frogs hibernation nest while digging for next years garden. She was snow white, freezing in my palm, didnt try to get away. I set her down near where I found her. Hours later it's much colder and she was still just sitting there. I offered my hand and she climbed right on. I've brought her inside and given her a temporary home until I can get a tall frog enclosure. I'm worried shes not eating anything I offer. I've tried very small earth worms, slugs, roly polies, meal worms, and now small crickets. Is she not hungry because she was all set for hibernation? I keep my home at 73. She has a dark cool area in her tank, and a corner with a warm light, about 80 degrees. She gets misted a couple times a day. She doesn't want escape, but she does want me to hold her. Could she be sick, or is this what happens when you interrupt their winter sleep?

Haha great content man! I enjoy seeing older people on KZfaq sharing their passions and knowledge to people my age ( gen Z ) I’m subscribed to see what other interesting things I can learn. Ps I’ve got a few tree frogs living in a bioactive terrarium with a fire skink . In total I’ve got Two grey’s and two Australian dumpy frogs all living Nicely together with that skink. I’m planning on getting a blue tail in there soon too. . I took some wildlife into my dorm room perse LOL

Oh nevermind I should have just listened lol I think I have one of each frog... Peeper, gray and copes. I have 4 baby tree frogs.

2:40 “Copes Grey Freetrog”

I have a question.. i just made a koi pond. 2 of these grey tree frogs found it ALREADY. they're so friggen loud. How long do they call for? Like is it only during breeding season or am I going to hear them until it gets cold and they go hibernate? And please dont get me wrong, i love frogs! I own 5 different species of poison dart frogs but holy crap, these grey tree frogs are LOUD. I want to bring them to the stream out back but my wife said no, they're her friends!!! Lol

And that's a different way to tell them from the grays?

I’m subbed

Don't the copes tree frogs have a different call?

Would the humidity in a paludarium with a mini waterfall be too high for them?

How do I get rid of them? We built a swimming pond last year, and this year there are over 5000 that we have removed, and there's no end to them period it's already mid July, and they're continuing to mate and create new tiny tadpoles period they are pooping everywhere we are not able to swim at all period I would love to get rid of the Gray tree frog. We do not enjoy the overwhelming number of mating calls we hear All Night long. We tried surrounding our pond with salt to deter them from getting in and laying eggs, but that's useless- any suggestions?

This was informative. However, I had hoped for more content from the tadpole hole up high. :(

I am taking one in because it's injured and I'm having trouble finding out what they eat, Can someone help?

Most excellent presentation with enthusiasm to match. We have many around our house this year (June 2023) - it’s been very wet so far this spring and summer in Middlesex county MA.

I just found one in my bed room in Ohio under my 40g gold fish tank so I made a habitat

Frey greefrog :P

I heard that the wood frog can also freeze and thought self back out

My gray tree frog hasn’t come in a year😰😓😥😭😭😭😭😭

Can holding grey tree frogs constantly ,,, without gloves 🧤 cause illness or even death?

I found one of these in Massachusetts and it is very quiet so does that mean it's a female

2:41 did anyone here he says cope's gray free trog

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