Use the information on these pages to help you identify Wisconsin's frogs by their markings and their call. You can also identify frogs by the time of year they call. Check out their breeding times for more details.

American Toad
American Bullfrog half in water
Learn more about the American Bullfrog.
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American toad sitting on forest floor
Toads are frogs, but they are in a different family than our other Wisconsin frogs.
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Blanchard's cricket frog in the mud
Learn more about the Blanchard's Cricket Frog.
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Boreal chorus frog
Learn more about the Boreal Chorus Frog.
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Cope's gray treefrogs can be identified by their voice
There aren't many differences between this and the gray treefrog.
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Gray Treefrog
Learn more about the Gray Treefrog
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Green Frog
Learn more about the Green Frog.
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eastern gray treefrog with vocal sac inflated, calling from a marshy area in Milwaukee County
by Dreux J. Watermolen
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Mink Frog, Image Credit: Bob Hay
Learn more about the Mink Frog.
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leopard frog resting in shallow water with back legs extended
Which frog wears spots like a leopard and snores like a bear?
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Pickerel Frog
Learn more about the Pickerel Frog.
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Spring Peeper
Learn more about the Spring Peeper.
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Wood Frog
Learn more about the Wood Frog.
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