little fellers

[Jeff]

These guys were all over the yard this morning.  This one is happy on Tammy's finger.

[crtreedude]

Cute little bugger. In Costa Rica they have lots of little frogs about that size, but really pretty, and REALLY poisonous. I hear a cure for warts is to rub one on the wart - I think I'll pass.

[Furby]

Just found a couple of those myself.

[CHARLIE]

Looks like a tree frog.  I've seen some tiny ones in Florida. They have big croaks though.  

[Tom]

The yard is full of little frogs that size now.  They make good feed for the pigmy rattlers, Blue Racers and other creatures.  There seems to be a rising population of all that stuff lately now that the rains have started.

[EZ]

Kool, we call them little things"Peepers".
My youngest daughter use to yell out her window at night, shutup, she said she couldnt sleep with all the noise they made.  :
EZ

[Kevin]

Tom;
Judging by that canoe picture you're looking too high up in the trees.
Peepers don't have wings, just sticky little feet.   :D

[SwampDonkey]

I'm guessing here Jeff, but it strongly resembles the common wood frog. Yours is a young one, I'de guess, after tadpole stage.

Here is a couple sites

http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/narcam/idguide/wood1.htm

http://www.naturenorth.com/spring/creature/woodfrog/fWf.html

cheers

[Texas Ranger]

OK, I submit this as a challenge from mammals.

[SwampDonkey]

Is it the newly discovered black-capped dwarf marmoset, found near Rio Aripuana in the Brazilian Rain Forest in 1997? Other species have been discovered in Brazil since. Its the second smallest monkey. It weighs 160 g/5.6 oz with a body length of 15 cm/6 in (excluding tail)  ;D

http://forests.org/archive/brazil/newmonk.htm

The pygmy marmoset monkey is the worlds smallest. Is it a baby pygmy marmoset? ;)

http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/Primates/Facts/FactSheets/PygmyMarmosets/default.cfm

;D ;D ;D ;)

[SwampDonkey]

Here is a leopard frog I saw yesterday in my path.