I only saw one of these little frogs, and it was something of a trouble-maker. It mocked my attempts to get a photo by posing still for one second too few to line up a shot. Then it would leap a huge distance for such a small frog, requiring me to futz with camera and tripod again. When I was oh-so-close to snapping the shutter, off it would leap again. I was lucky to get this one mediocre picture.

These little cricket frogs were much more cooperative than their Tennessee cousin. We saw a few of them hopping about in the leaf litter and near the lake's edge, but they were willing to stop hopping for a few moments to pose for posterity.

These little frogs have a great camouflage in the leaf litter. I typically wouldn't see them until they jumped, and even then it was often hard to rediscover the same individual post-jump.

This species has quite a lot of variation in color and pattern. This one was particularly yellowish and uniform in color.

Another state, another population of Eastern cricket frogs.