Identificaciones de joemcgee23
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Rana Cangrejo (Lithobates areolatus)Observ.
s_buffingtonDescripción
Interpretation from acoustic analysis using Kaleidoscope: 4-5 individuals chorusing nearby, with several more calling in background from a more distant location. At the end of the recording, very low-pitched, guttural vocalizations can be heard alongside typical breeding calls. These calls appear to originate from 2 individuals in close proximity to the recorder.
Temp: 40F
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Rana Cangrejo (Lithobates areolatus)Observ.
s_buffingtonDescripción
4-5 individuals chorusing nearby plus a few more frogs calling in background from a distance
Temp: 45F
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Observ.
groverbrownDescripción
Three toes on the back of each foot plus pitting between the 2nd and 3rd costals on each side
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Rana Cangrejo (Lithobates areolatus)Observ.
rickcan7Descripción
I took this photo several years ago as I was on my tractor mowing my pasture. As I looked behind me, I saw this frog jump from the area where I had just mowed and it didn’t look like a leopard frog.
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Rana Cangrejo (Lithobates areolatus)Observ.
willselman14Descripción
51*F. With strong choruses of P. crucifer and P. feriarum, and with a small number of R. spenocephala.
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Rana Cangrejo (Lithobates areolatus)Observ.
willselman14Descripción
Crawfish Frogs heard calling from nearby pond and pond ~1/3 mile away.
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Rana Leopardo Sureña (Lithobates sphenocephalus)Observ.
allinolenDescripción
Same pin as last two
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Rana Cangrejo (Lithobates areolatus)Observ.
willselman14Descripción
Caught crossing road after persistent rain all day (63*F).
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