The Mexican Tree Frog is a large tree frog found at the northern edge of its range in southern Texas and Arizona. It produces a loud, duck-like call and may be heard calling during and after heavy rains.
Habitat
Tropical and subtropical forests near ponds and streams
Diet
Insects and other small invertebrates
How common
Uncommon
Best time to see a Mexican Tree Frog
The best time to see a Mexican Tree Frog is July–October, when about 66% of U.S. sightings happen, based on 204 research-grade iNaturalist observations.
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