The gray treefrog, Hylaversicolor, has a slower and much more mellow trill than the Hylachrysoscelis, but are otherwise undistinguishable. It has
only been found in three counties in the Fort Knox area of Kentucky. At times within this limited range, both species of gray treefrogs can be heard calling side by side throughout the warmer
months of the year. These gray/ pale green
frogs are extremely well camouflaged as they blend in well with their rough bark substrate, making their presence unknown until they call.