Frog ID

[Elliot]

Can anyone tell me what these guys are? I live in southern coastal Texas.

[stonyloam]

Elliot: Looks like a leopard frog rana (something), I'll do a little research on which one is in TX.

[Elliot]

Elliot: Looks like a leopard frog rana (something), I'll do a little research on which one is in TX.

Thanks, I was thinking leopard frog, just wanted some opinions!

[stonyloam]

It is a northern (even though it was found in TX) leopard frog rana pipiens. They are found everywhere in the U.S. east of the rockies and from northern Canada to southern Mexico. Pretty large range.
P.S. Stefan: Got anyhing that looks like this where you are?

[Elliot]

It is a northern (even though it was found in TX) leopard frog rana pipiens. They are found everywhere in the U.S. east of the rockies and from northern Canada to southern Mexico. Pretty large range.
P.S. Stefan: Got anyhing that looks like this where you are?

All I know is that these things are fast!

[enigma200316]

yeah thats a lepard frog, I've caught some like that here in PA!!!!

[KITKAT]

Could also be a Pickerel Frog. They are look-alike species.

[GarterGuy]

I'd have to guess a Southern Leopard frog Rana sphenocehpala. It doesn't seem to have the right spotting pattern for a Pickerel frog, although they are found in the same area.

Roy

[stonyloam]

I'd have to guess a Southern Leopard frog Rana sphenocehpala. It doesn't seem to have the right spotting pattern for a Pickerel frog, although they are found in the same area.

Roy

Y'all appear to be correct on this here one Roy.

[GarterGirl]

WOW!
Those are nice frogs!
They're cute!
I want one lol