Where Do Tree Frogs Actually Live in the US?
Tree Frogs have confirmed sightings in 47 US states, based on 518,786 verified occurrence records.
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By Tim, founder of Easy Street Markets. I maintain the wildlife database and verify every animal and source myself.
The states with the strongest confirmed populations are Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California and Colorado, and 41 more. These are real, verified iNaturalist and GBIF occurrence records, not modeled range estimates.
A small number of states (1) have only a handful of unverified or vagrant records, too few to confirm tree frogs as an established population there.
Confirmed states (47)
- tree frogs in Alabama
- tree frogs in Alaska
- tree frogs in Arizona
- tree frogs in Arkansas
- tree frogs in California
- tree frogs in Colorado
- tree frogs in Connecticut
- tree frogs in Delaware
- tree frogs in Florida
- tree frogs in Georgia
- tree frogs in Idaho
- tree frogs in Illinois
- tree frogs in Indiana
- tree frogs in Iowa
- tree frogs in Kansas
- tree frogs in Louisiana
- tree frogs in Maine
- tree frogs in Maryland
- tree frogs in Massachusetts
- tree frogs in Michigan
- tree frogs in Minnesota
- tree frogs in Missouri
- tree frogs in Montana
- tree frogs in Nebraska
- tree frogs in Nevada
- tree frogs in New Hampshire
- tree frogs in New Jersey
- tree frogs in New Mexico
- tree frogs in New York
- tree frogs in North Carolina
- tree frogs in North Dakota
- tree frogs in Ohio
- tree frogs in Oklahoma
- tree frogs in Oregon
- tree frogs in Pennsylvania
- tree frogs in Rhode Island
- tree frogs in South Carolina
- tree frogs in South Dakota
- tree frogs in Tennessee
- tree frogs in Texas
- tree frogs in Utah
- tree frogs in Vermont
- tree frogs in Virginia
- tree frogs in Washington
- tree frogs in West Virginia
- tree frogs in Wisconsin
- tree frogs in Wyoming
Unconfirmed (1)
Only a handful of unverified or vagrant records exist for tree frogs in Hawaii, too few to confirm an established population.