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Description
An adult, a juvenile, and several tadpoles were found in and around a cattle stock tank 15 km southeast of Kamanjab.
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Comments & Identifications
Looks like this guy is accidentally ID'd as Odorrana graminea, if you click 'agree' next to my ID of Phrynomantis annectens it will fix it
Thanks again Scott, that's what happens when you have absolutely no idea how to use a computer. (I appreciate you keeping me honest.)
No problem! Also would you add these to the Global Amphibian BioBlitz project? Most of them would be new. It just takes 2 steps:
1) go here: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/herpguy
2) click 'Batch Edit' then 'Select All' then 'Add to Project'
With 31 species, you'd already be in the top 20 on the list of top contributors
Thanks!
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