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L. septentrionalis adult (right) with L. clamitans
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This photo depicts the difference in leg pattern between Green and Mink Frogs. Banding across the hind legs is typical of Green Frogs (left) whereas the hind legs of Mink Frogs (right) are generally spotted.
