Pacific tree frog

American  

noun

1. a common terrestrial frog, Hyla regilla, of western North America, having a dark stripe along each side of the head.

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Example Sentences

The number doesn’t include small mammals and low-mobility species often missed by cameras, like the northern flying squirrel, Pacific tree frog, banana slug and coastal giant salamander.

From Seattle Times

In 2021, the year for which figures are available: four White’s tree frogs, one African dwarf frog and one Pacific tree frog.

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Pacific tree frog: The frog is small, but famous — and a little controversial.

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Photographer’s description: “I was out in the park looking for small things to photograph with my macro lens. I almost stepped on this little Pacific tree frog but it moved a little bit just in time. I love how it is so camouflaged among the wood chips and leaves on the ground. I used a Nikon D500 with a Sigma 180 mm macro lens.”

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Photographer’s description: “Photography teaches me to look for details — like this Pacific tree frog at about eye level on a flower petal. I used a tripod and Canon 5D Mark III with 100mm macro lens to capture this moment.”

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