[BILL BOWMAN1]

I get these every spring, they love climbing up the glass as you can see, even climb up the deck to the second floor and climb the glass on that slider.

[indymanjoe]

call them tree frogs around michigan. very noisy little fellas. mine hang out by the outside lights at night and eat all the stuff attracted to the lights.

[GtoFM]

Very beneficial, however noisy as indy said. We had one in a downspout and the noise was eerie! If you want to attract them, make a Treefrog tube, Google it.

[misterp266]

Has anyone seen these? Purportedly headed to MA. Four inch parachuting venomous spiders. I’d rather have frogs….

[indymanjoe]

if my wife see's or hears about these i know we are moving to Alaska.

[Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by misterp266

Has anyone seen these? Purportedly headed to MA. Four inch parachuting venomous spiders. I’d rather have frogs….

Why would the photographer let it crawl on their skin?

[65 Lamnas]

Originally Posted by misterp266

Has anyone seen these? Purportedly headed to MA. Four inch parachuting venomous spiders. I’d rather have frogs….

These spiders are the latest from our good friends in Wuhan that we hear from every 4 years.

[3X24SPD]

Yep, Tree Frogs.
I call 'em Peepers because of the sounds they make.

This little guy wandered into my shop at the stroke of midnight to wish me a Happy Birthday a few years back while I was happily working on a GTO and loving life.

I thanked him kindly and we drank some of his favorite beers together.

[poncho-mike]

Definitely tree frogs.

You probably leave your outside lights on at night. They climb the door and catch bugs that are attracted to the light.

[poncho-mike]

If you said wine instead of beer, I would have guessed you named him Jeremiah.

Originally Posted by 3X24SPD

Yep, Tree Frogs.
I call 'em Peepers because of the sounds they make.

This little guy wandered into my shop at the stroke of midnight to wish me a Happy Birthday a few years back while I was happily working on a GTO and loving life.

I thanked him kindly and we drank some of his favorite beers together.

[vertigto]

Originally Posted by misterp266

Has anyone seen these? Purportedly headed to MA. Four inch parachuting venomous spiders. I’d rather have frogs….

That looks a lot like the Black and Yellow Garden Spider (Argiope Aurantia) we have in NC. Although they intimidating/big and are venomous and can bite, they don't typically bother humans and the bite is said to be like a bee sting (i.e. won't kill you, unless of course you are allergic for some reason). Their webs are amazing and can be huge. We use to get them on our back porch that backed up to woods.

[BILL BOWMAN1]

Thanks. I always thought tree frogs, but wasn’t sure, only saw them climbing on buildings, not trees.

[indymanjoe]

they can change colors like a chameleon. Brown on wooden fences and green on leaves.

[marxgto]

Originally Posted by misterp266

Has anyone seen these? Purportedly headed to MA. Four inch parachuting venomous spiders. I’d rather have frogs….

Haven't seen one where I'm at but expecting them in the next few years.

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/no...rs-expert-says

[F ROCK]

Pine barrens tree frog.
Supposedly protected or endangered but we have hundreds of them hanging around our pool at night hootin and hollerin lol. i find them in the trash cans in the morning, they like the smooth plastic

[F ROCK]

Mostly nocturnal. They are grey/white with orange patches near the hind legs.
small frogs they make alot of noise. shy and slow moving but can can jump really far; and those feet are really sticky; it can catch/ land on a leave with one hand.

[421mike]

Yep got them here in Nevada. They hide under the house during snow/cold times and yep they are loud for a little guy.