WorksheetsFrogs of Virginia
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Can you name the frog that this call belongs to?
Eastern Cricket Frog
Fowler's Toad
Pickerel Frog
American Bullfrog
Can you identify this frog? Hint: I have two parallel lines of square spots on my back.
Pickerel Frog
Wood Frog
Spring Peeper
Eastern American Toad
I have a distinct 'y' on my back and as a tadpole, my tail tip is black. I am the Eastern Cricket Frog, can you find me in the pictures below?
Can you identify me? Hint: I can excrete a noxious compound from the warts on my back to deter predators.
Eastern American Toad
American Bullfrog
Fowler's Toad
Upland Chorus Frog
Can you identify me? Hint: I have very few markings and warts, usually just one or two on my back.
Upland Chorus Frog
Gray Treefrog
Eastern American Toad
Fowler's Toad
I look as though I am wearing a mask. I am more adapted to the cold than most other frogs. I am the Wood Frog, can you find me in the pictures below?
Can you identify me? Hint: I predominantly blend in with my surroundings, except for the orange/yellow patches under my legs and belly. My toes are also highly adapted for climbing.
Green Frog
Spring Peeper
Gray Treefrog
Pickerel Frog
Can you identify me? Hint: I have a distinctive 'x'-shape or cross on my back. I am one of the first signs that spring has arrived.
Gray Treefrog
Spring Peeper
Green Frog
Fowler's Toad
I am the frogs you hear right after a good rainstorm. I have three dark lines, sometime broken up that run along my back. I am the Upland Chorus Frog. Can you find me in the pictures below?
Can you identify me? Hint: I am usually brown or green in color, except for the males have a bright yellow patch on their throats.
Eastern Cricket Frog
Green Frog
Pickerel Frog
Wood Frog
