Green Treefrog
Where to see Green Treefrog in Alabama
We found 12 places featuring Green Treefrog in Alabama. Plan your next visit below.
Common · Amphibians
Map of Green Treefrog sightings in Alabama
Explore clustered snap locations for this species in Alabama.
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Park47 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Alabama City Wall Street Historic District
You might spot Elf Orpine, Canada Goose, and Leatherleaf Mahonia.
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Park45 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Audubon Place Historic District
You might spot Anole, Eastern Gray Squirrel, and Asian Lady Beetle.
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Park41 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Bullock County Courthouse Historic District
You might spot American Beautyberry, White-Tailed Deer, and Peppervine.
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Park46 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District
You might spot Anole, Eastern Gray Squirrel, and Asian Lady Beetle.
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Park41 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
East Wetumpka Commercial Historic District
You might spot Muscovy Duck and Gulf Longear Sunfish.
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Park37 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Foley Downtown Historic District
You might spot Painted Bunting, House Finch, and Red-Shouldered Hawk.
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Park30 sightings12 species
Alabama, US
Attalla Downtown Historic District
You might spot Green Treefrog, Anole, and Thin-Walled Maze Polypore.
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Park30 sightings12 species
Alabama, US
Bottle Creek Indian Mounds
You might spot Dwarf Palmetto and Sensitive Fern.
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Park30 sightings12 species
Alabama, US
Demopolis Town Square
You might spot Chinese Tallow and Marbled Salamander.
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Park30 sightings12 species
Alabama, US
Fayette County Courthouse Historic District
You might spot Duck, White Clover, and American Coot.
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Park30 sightings12 species
Alabama, US
Huntsville Botanical Garden
You might spot Duck, Pond Slider, and Northern Mockingbird.
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Park92 sightings9 species
Alabama, US
Birmingham Botanical Gardens
You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee and Eastern Carpenter Bee.
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