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This Squirrel Tree Frog found the perfect spot to swallow up some tasty moths. Moths are attracted to light, so the frog stuck itself to the window and patiently waited for a feast. Squirrel Frogs are common in North Carolina.
Squirrel tree frogs occur in a wide variety of habitats, ranging from pine savannas to urban backyards. They are found primarily in the Coastal Plain, although they may be introduced into other parts of the state by hitchhiking on garden materials. Squirrel tree frogs are nocturnal and spend the daylight hours hiding under leaves, bark or logs. Eggs are deposited singly at the bottom of shallow, temporary pools, and tadpoles require at least seven weeks to complete metamorphosis.