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Re: Wood Frog

Subject: Re: Wood Frog
From: Lang Elliott <>
Date: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 08:16:49 -0400
Eric:

The problem is, I believe they are entirely done with breeding for the year=
.
According to my friend and California herpetologist Carlos Davidson, they
bred way back in January or early February this year.

Maybe next year . . .

Lang

From: "Lang Elliott" <>
> Another species I need is the California Red-legged Frog, formerly Rana
> aurora draytonii, but now considered a true species Rana draytonii.
> Anybody got 'em?

Lang - I've got lots of Red-legged frogs in my back yard.  But I have two
problems (and the SF garter snakes that eat them).  The first is - How do I
tell their vocalizations from the other frogs?  And the second is that they
inhabit the stream beds around here, and the flow is way up due to the rain=
.
How much noise of rushing water can you tolerate?

Eric



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