Wood frog
Rana sylvatica
FOUND by 4hred2018-05-07
Wells
ID Confirmed
Quality checked by Mr. i
Peer reviewed by 4h red team
Field Notes
I see trees, water, logs, leaves, rocks and roots. I saw a Rolly polly and a lots of tadpoles and a lot of egg mask. I wonder what type of frog is this.
Supporting Evidence
it is small but it is a wood frog or a peeper. it was very small.
there are 10 to 100 eggs in a mass
In the spring ,wood frogs reproduce in vernal pools where eggs and tadpoles are safer from predators Adults live on the forest floors ,often far from water. these eggs lack the outer coating of jelly.
Species Observation: Species Looked For
Did you find it?:
I think I found it
Scientific name:
Rana sylvaticaCommon name:
Wood frog
Sampling method:
Just looking around
Place Studied
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Latitude:
N 43.319767 °
Longitude:
W -70.594701 °
Observation Site Information
Habitat:
Freshwater - In a developed area
Trip Information
Name:
Wells Elementary Vernal Pool, April/May 2018
Trip date:
Mon, 2018-05-07 13:54
Town or city:
Wells
Type of investigation:
Species Survey
Ecosystem:
Freshwater
Watershed:
Piscataqua
MIDAS Code:
Comments
great job guys!!!!
great job guys!!!!
Small frog
Nice work. That is a very small wood frog and it is cute.
Wood Frog and Spotted Salamander
The frog you found is a small wood frog. The eggs in the first picture are from a spotted salamander, but it's a little hard to tell what is in the second picture. Nice job!
thank you
Thank you for hellping us with the species. We had trouble finding out what kind of eggs those were. thank
you for hellping us please agenda.