Eastern gray tree frogs are small tree frogs found in eastern North America. They are known for their ability to change color depending on their surroundings. They are mostly green but can also be brown gray or even reddish.
These frogs spend most of their time in trees and are good climbers. They are active at night and during the day they sleep in tree hollows or on leaves. They are often seen near houses and buildings and sometimes enter homes through open windows.
These frogs eat a variety of insects including beetles moths ants and flies. They will also eat other small frogs and reptiles. Tree frogs have a specialized tongue that helps them catch their prey. They also have sticky pads on their feet that help them climb.
