In Florida the bright green tree frogs are everywhere. Until recently I didn’t know that here in New England we also have northern tree frogs.
The gray tree frog has skin that looks like the bark of a tree in fact. A few weeks ago, this little guy sat on the edge of my outside chair for most of the day. The cats ignored him, and he rested on the chair undisturbed. I’m glad I got his (or her) photo.
The colored splotches are so interesting. It would be difficult to spot this frog if he were clinging to lichen covered tree!
This frog photo is my own, but I’ve donated it to Pixabay for anyone to use, so help yourself.
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New England's Narrow Road 
We have a gray tree frog on our front porch ledge
that hides in a crack of the piling that holds up the
porch roof. He suns himself everyday and does not
seem to want any water if I put a bit near him. There
are tiny ants that go by occasionally and he may eat
them; but he seems happy and has been there for over
one month now.
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It’s so fun to watch the wildlife. Thanks for sharing your tree frog story!
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In VT and NH there are frogs that look like that but change color.
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That is interesting.
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