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Category Archives: Frogs

Ripples 5/27/21

Posted on May 27, 2021 by Nancy NabakMay 27, 2021

Written by Frances Meyer, summer intern From my first week of working here as an intern, I couldn’t help but notice the many frogs hopping along the trails. On Willow trail especially, many would blend in with the grass, occasionally … Continue reading →

Posted in Frogs | Tagged grunting, metamorphosis, Northern leopard frog, opportunistic

Ripples 10/29/20

Posted on October 29, 2020 by Jim KnickelbineOctober 29, 2020

Written by Kennedy Zittel, Woodland Dunes intern Halloween is almost here! With that being said, I have another scary tale to share. This time it is about zombies! Picture this, it is mid-winter, the temperature is well below freezing, ponds … Continue reading →

Posted in Frogs | Tagged cold-blooded, freeze, glucose, hibernation, wood frogs
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