Hoppy New Year: True frogs are what you'd see if you looked up "frog" in the dictionary. They're found worldwide (except Antarctica) occupying habitats near water.
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Hoppy New Year: True frogs are what you'd see if you looked up "frog" in the dictionary. They're found worldwide (except Antarctica) occupying habitats near water.
The red-legged Kassina frog [Phlyctimantis maculatus] is a member of the Hyperoliidae family, which encompasses over 250 species native to Africa and Madagascar. This species is noted for their nocturnal habits, and their preference for walking rather than hopping. They can, on occasion, be found for sale in the pet industry, though they are generally wild-caught. These specimens were photographed by Twan Leenders and Maik Dobiey.
Black eyed Junco
Chickoree
Northern Red Legged Frog
Some of the Neighbours, out enjoying the sunshine.
Northern Red-legged Frog 2
Also known as Rana aurora. It came to my family's small pond in May, 2020.
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a saintly Northern red-legged frog (Rana aurora) which sat with me for some time
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For today’s #toadtuesday I actually drew California’s state frog, the California Red Legged Frog :P
Frogust #26: The Northern Red-Legged Frog was once considered the same species as the California Red-Legged Frog. They were eventually designated as separate species when it was discovered that their native ranges only overlapped in a narrow strip of land.
National Park Service researchers surveying a stream last week spotted signs of California red-legged frog reproduction. The nine egg masses found are the first known evidence in recent times of the species sustaining a population in the Santa Monica Mountains without the help of humans.
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