NPSpecies

Fabre, 2007:See Observation evidence./Cook and Pinnock, 1989: Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge-Roughly 3,000 tadpoles were intentionally introduced (1987-1989) into small ponds. Calling males treefrogs can now be heard near Big John's pond in the South Garden./Cook and Zuzworsky, 2000: From 1987-1989, 4000 larvae released on Ruler's Bar Hassock in Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. Through 1999, innumerable offspring were noted./ Cook, 2002:Summary status through 1999 of restoration efforts at GATE-Established populations at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, FBF, Ft. Tilden and probably established at Breezy Point./ Cook, 2005: Populations found at JBWR (Big John's Pond), FBF, Ft. Tilden and Breezy Point. /; Data Source: Cook, 2005

Data Source: Cook, 2005

Cook, 2005:Considered Uncommon./; Data Source: Cook, 2005

Park Species Detail: March, 2005: Listed as Stable in New Jersey (NJDEP, Div. Of Fish and Wildlife) (Hyla versicolor)./, Park Species Data Source: Cook, 2005; Cook, 2002; Cook and Zuzworsky, 2000; Cook & Pinnock, 1989