Does the Grey Tree Frog live in Egg Harbor Township??

Question

I have to do a science project and we have to make a model of an animal. I want to do the Grey Tree Frog. The frog lives in the eastern half of Amercia, but I don't know if that includes Egg Harbor Township. I would love your help if you could help me!!!!!
Thanks a lot! <3

*Gray* Tree Frog

Answer 1

Yes. The Gray tree frog is one of the most common frogs and lives all over the U.S.

Actually... I've seen them in other parts of New Jersey... so I'm positive they live in Egg Harbor Township.

Answer 2

I'm with Andrew. I can't recall off-hand whether or not I've ever heard Gray Tree Frogs at Brigantine, you might want to call up the refuge (I think it's officially called something like the Forsyth Wildlife Refuge) and check. That's just one place, but if they're in the fresh-water regions there, they'll certainly be around further inland as well.

Answer 3

different than for Reed Frogs, there particularly are not too many different very small tree frogs; there are some which include American green Tree Frogs and chook Poop Frogs which max out between a million.5-2.5 inches, yet no longer plenty smaller than that on the arboreal edge. on the terrestrial edge, the standard public of dart and mantella frogs are below a million" and would frequently coexist mutually as long as they are from the comparable section. those frogs are particularly unique and thrilling to maintain, and unlike their wild opposite numbers, don't have their hallmark pollutants because of the fact they don't have the burden loss plan mandatory to furnish them with the chemical compounds mandatory for pollutants. those frogs variety in cost from $20-$80, so there is numerous variety accessible to come to a decision on between. maximum mantellas are wild-caught, yet many of the Amazonian dart frogs such as you spot in zoos are captive-bred.