Species: Pseudacris regilla
Encyclopedia of Puget Sound
Dorsal color highly variable: usually green or brown, but also gray, tan, bronze, blackish, or reddish, often with irregular dark spots or blotches ; toe tips expanded; dark stripe from snout to shoulder; snout-vent length up to about 5 cm. Mature male: dark throat; breeding call is a loud repeated kreck-ek. Larvae: brown or olive, often with spotting or mottling; eyes wide apart, at margin of head when viewed from above; to about 44 mm long. Egg masses: soft loose clumps of around 10-80 eggs, attached to objects in shallow water; each eggs surrounded by two jelly envelopes (requires magnification).
Articles:
The Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe conducts annual surveys of amphibian egg masses in the Reservation Slough wetland near the Sauk River.
Classification
Amphibia
Anura
Hylidae
Pseudacris
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Classification
Ecology and Life History
Dorsal color highly variable: usually green or brown, but also gray, tan, bronze, blackish, or reddish, often with irregular dark spots or blotches ; toe tips expanded; dark stripe from snout to shoulder; snout-vent length up to about 5 cm. Mature male: dark throat; breeding call is a loud repeated kreck-ek. Larvae: brown or olive, often with spotting or mottling; eyes wide apart, at margin of head when viewed from above; to about 44 mm long. Egg masses: soft loose clumps of around 10-80 eggs, attached to objects in shallow water; each eggs surrounded by two jelly envelopes (requires magnification).
Conservation Status
LC - Least concern