The marks on the glass weren’t scratches or damage. They were simply traces of moisture and faint residue left behind by the frogs’ feet. When the morning sun dried them out, the patterns became visible—almost like a soft, natural signature.
They wash away easily with a gentle wipe and a bit of warm water. There’s no reason to worry, and certainly no need to call pest control.
Why Tree Frogs Are Visiting Cars More Often
If you’ve noticed similar markings recently, you’re not alone. In many parts of the country, tree frog sightings have become more common—especially after rainstorms or during humid evenings.
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