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Boreal Chorus Frog

Pseudacris maculata · Hylidae

🐸 Amphibian25 regionsCommon in AlbertaLocation protected

Where it's found

Every region with Boreal Chorus Frog in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
CanadaUncommon#930
United States of AmericaCommon#2049
AlbertaCommon#240
ArizonaLegendary#769
ColoradoCommon#678
IdahoUncommon#511
IllinoisCommon#569
IndianaRare#509
IowaUncommon#487
KansasUncommon#574
ManitobaUncommon#461
MinnesotaCommon#556
MissouriUncommon#532
MontanaRare#536
NebraskaUncommon#555
New MexicoUncommon#726
North DakotaUncommon#453
OntarioRare#611
QuébecRare#566
SaskatchewanUncommon#447
South DakotaUncommon#503
UtahUncommon#593
WisconsinUncommon#554
WyomingUncommon#509
British ColumbiaRare#649Vagrant

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Location protected. This species is never shown at its real location, for everyone, always. Only counts appear here.

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Field notes

What to look for

A tiny striped frog, greenish to brown with three dark stripes down the back and a dark eye line. Barely 3 cm.

Where

Shallow sloughs, ditches and flooded grass across the province.

When

April to July. The sound of a thumbnail run along a comb, repeated endlessly.

Tips

Heard constantly, seen rarely. Smaller and stripier than a wood frog.

Related species

Amphibians near it in Alberta's dex.

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