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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
6 egg masses. Mass shown in photo is 4cm x 2cm, contains ~30, 2mm diameter bi-color eggs—dark brown with white dot. Eggs close together. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to twig submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
1, 5cm x 4cm egg mass with ~30, 3mm long dark brown larvae with tails. Eggs close together. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to alder leaf submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
5 egg masses. Mass shown in photo is 6cm x 4cm, contains ~60, 1.5mm diameter bi-color eggs—dark brown with white dot. Eggs close together. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to twig submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 egg masses,. 1, 6cm x 3cm egg mass with ~40, 2mm diameter bi-color eggs—dark brown with white dot. Eggs close together. Loose jelly with algal coating.
Also present was 1 disintegrating egg mass with ~10, 3mm bean shaped eggs.
Both masses attached to twigs submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 egg masses of roughly the same size 2cm x 2 cm. containing a total of ~15 , 1.5mm diameter dark brown eggs with white spot. Eggs spaced apart. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to twig submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 egg masses of approximately the same size 1.25cm x 1.0 cm. containing a total of ~14 , 1.5mm diameter dark brown eggs. Eggs close together. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to twig submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
1, 8cm X 2cm disintegrating egg mass with 15, 1 -1.25 cm long dark brown larvae, plus 4 larvae that emerged from the mass during observation. Attached to alder cones submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
1, 12cm X 3cm disintegrating egg mass with ~10, 1 -1.25 cm long dark brown larvae, plus 1 larvae that emerged during observation. Attached to alder twig submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
151, 1-1.5 cm long PATF tadpoles clinging to the sides of the Reflection Pool. Tadpoles did not have gills or limbs.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
1 egg mass, 4.5cm x 3cm, loose jelly with thick algal coating. Mass was beginning to disintegrate, 1cm long tadpoles emerging. No gills visible. Algal coating made it impossible to count tadpoles inside mass. Attached to alder twig submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 egg masses. Egg masses were heavily coated with algae and disintegrating. PATF tadpoles were emerging from the masses as we were observing them. Largest mass was ~ 4cm x 2cm. The dense algae made it too difficult to count the number of organisms still inside the masses. Observed 6, 1 cm long dark brown tadpoles with tails but no limbs or gills emerge. Masses were attached to alder stick submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
5 egg masses. Largest mass was 9cm x 2.5cm, contained ~60, 1-2mm diameter bi-color eggs—dark brown with white dot. Eggs close together. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to alder stick submerged underwater.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 egg masses. Mass shown in photo is 6cm x 3cm, contains ~60, 1mm diameter bi-color eggs—dark brown with white dot. Eggs close together. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to alder leaf submerged underwater.
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Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
Found this NOSA egg mass in a stormwater pond next to Rockaway Bluff Road.
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Rough-skinned Newt (Taricha granulosa)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
I observed these 4 Rough-skinned Newts in a stormwater pond on Rockaway Bluff Rd.
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Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 firm jelly egg masses containing larvae with eyes and gills. larger mass was 9cm x 7cm with ~60 larvae. Smaller mass was 7cm x 5cm with ~30 larvae. Dark brown larvae were 8-10mm long and spaced close together.
Each larvae encased within individual jelly sac surrounded by firm outer jelly.
Masses attached to a tree branch submerged under water adjacent to Island 3.
What
Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
1, 6cm x 4cm egg mass containing ~60, 1.5mm diameter bi-color eggs—black above, white below. Eggs close together. Loose jelly. Attached to twig submerged underwater.
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Amphibians (Class Amphibia)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
Observed 1, 9-10 mm, black tadpole, no gills or waist visible to the naked eye.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
Observed a dead adult PATF floating in the water adjacent to shore of Island 3.
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Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
3 loose jelly masses with 2 mm long kidney bean-shaped bi-color eggs—dark brown above, bright white below. Eggs clustered. Mass shown in photo is 4cm x 2cm, with 25 eggs. Loose jelly with algal coating. Attached to willow twig submerged underwater.
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Amphibians (Class Amphibia)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 tadpoles, 8 and 11 mm.
Dark above, pale below.
Possibly different species. Smaller has eyes on top of head so may be PATF; larger has eyes on sides of head so may be NRLF.
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Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
3 firm jelly egg masses containing larvae with eyes and gills. Mass in photo is 12cm x 8cm with ~70, with 12mm long larvae.
Each larvae encased within individual jelly sac surrounded by firm outer jelly. Larvae bi-color: dark above, pale below. Spaced close together.
Masses attached to live willow branch submerged under water adjacent to Island 1.
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Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
1 disintegrating 9cm x 5cm egg mass containing 3, 5mm long larvae
Each larvae encased within individual jelly sac surrounded by firm outer jelly. Larvae bi-color: dark above, pale below. Spaced close together.
Attached to willow branch47, partially submerged, adjacent to Island 1.
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Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 firm jelly egg masses containing larvae with eyes and gills. Mass shown was 9cm x 6cm with ~50, 9mm long larvae.
Each larvae encased within individual jelly sac surrounded by firm outer jelly. Larvae bi-color: dark above, pale below. Spaced close together.
Masses attached to native blackberry stick submerged under water adjacent to Island 1.
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Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
1 firm jelly egg mass containing larvae with eyes and gills. Mass was 8cm x 8cm with ~30, 7mm long larvae.
Each larvae encased within individual jelly sac surrounded by firm outer jelly. Larvae bi-color: dark above, pale below. Spaced close together.
Mass attached to stick submerged under water adjacent to Island 1.
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Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile)Observer
sealwranglerDescription
2 firm jelly egg masses containing larvae with eyes and gills. Mass in photo is 10cm x 7cm with ~50, 9mm long larvae.
Each larvae encased within individual jelly sac surrounded by firm outer jelly. Larvae bi-color: dark above, pale below. Spaced close together.
Masses attached to sticks submerged under water adjacent to Island 1.