Boreal Chorus Frog: Pseudacris maculata |
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Distribution: Eastern British Columbia through to the western half of Ontario and north into the southern portions of the Yukon and Northwest Territories. Size: Up to 1.5" in adults. Distinguishing Characteristics: Greenish-grey or brown in colour with a dark band through the eye and a white stripe over the upper lip. Also possesses three dark stripes running down the back. Habitat: Woodland ponds though in the northern reaches of its range, is often found on the tundra. Diet: Insects and other invertebrates.
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