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Montevideo Tree Frog (Boana pulchella)
Photo: Axel Kwet (CC BY-SA)
🐸 Native species of the Iberá

Montevideo Tree Frog

Boana pulchella

One of the most common tree frogs in the Iberá. It shifts colour between green and brown, and it is one of the few that sings even in winter.

Its back ranges from emerald green to chestnut, and the same individual changes shade: in the breeding season males turn yellow and females apple green. While almost every frog goes quiet in the cold, this one keeps calling in mid July, making its chorus the year-round soundtrack.

Behaviour

Nocturnal and a climber: adhesive discs on its toes take it up rushes, shrubs and windows. By day it sleeps stuck to a leaf.

How and when to see it

All year round, one of the few tree frogs that do not rest even in winter. At night near any vegetation at the water's edge.

Where to see it in the Iberá

The gateways of the Great Iberá Park where montevideo tree frog has confirmed presence:

Tours to see it

Verified providers operating at the gateways where montevideo tree frog lives. You contact them directly on WhatsApp from the app.

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