Hyla savignyi (Audouin, 1829).

Length up to 46 mm. The skin is smooth dorsally and granulated ventrally; fingers and toes end in wide, disc-shaped, adhesive pads. The back is usually bright green; ventral surface is white; the two are separated by gold-colored lateral stripes. The Tree Frog is an arboreal species and frequents trees, shrubs, or reeds. It is nocturnal; feeds on various flying insects and spiders. In Egypt, this frog is restricted to the extreme northeast of Sinai (Rafah area), while its global distribution is in Cyprus, Turkey, Syria, Iran, and the Arabian Peninsula. It is localized and uncommon.