maspangler's Identifications
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Central American Gulf Coast Toad (Incilius valliceps)Observer
aesbiologistDescription
In a graveyard. After a heavy rain, one of the graves that was sunken had quite a bit of water in it and there toad egg strings, mating toads, and one was just climbing out as I arrived - this one.
There was even one with a huge tick on its neck - I will post that one later.
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Dry Forest Toad (Incilius coccifer)Observer
aesbiologistDescription
In a graveyard. After a heavy rain, one of the graves that was sunken had quite a bit of water in it and there were toad egg strings, mating toads, and this single one had a huge tick attached to its neck, and two much smaller ones can be seen on his left side.
En un cementerio. Después de una fuerte lluvia, una de las tumbas que fue hundida y tenía mucha agua y cadenas de huevos de sapos, apareamiento sapos y este ha tenía una enorme garrapata pegada en su cuello, y dos muchas más pequeñas puede ser visto en su lado izquierdo.
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Giant Toad (Rhinella horribilis)Observer
aesbiologistDescription
Light brown with light stripe on back. SVL ~2.75 inches, warty, has parotids,found in house courtyard at night 9:20 pm
Marrón claro con raya ligera en espalda. SVL ~2.75 pulgadas, verrugosas, tiene parotids, encontrado en el patio de la casa a 21:20 de noche
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Giant Toad (Rhinella horribilis)Observer
indiojonesDescription
Yellow-green with speckles all over. roughly 7 inches long (not including legs) by 5 inches wide.
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Wood Frog (Lithobates sylvaticus)Observer
ryanmarquisDescription
Note: synonymous with "Rana sylvatica"
Went out looking to photograph wood frogs; while we were unable to locate any fully developed frogs, we found literally hundreds of tadpoles in a vernal pool next to a gravel roadway.
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Cope's Gray Treefrog (Hyla chrysoscelis)Observer
waldopertDescription
Green frog chill'n in the cool of our porch.
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Dry Forest Toad (Incilius coccifer)Observer
aesbiologistDescription
In a graveyard. After a heavy rain, one of the graves that was sunken had quite a bit of water in it and there were 3 mating pairs of toads and some solitary ones.
En un cementerio. Después de una lluvia torrencial, una de las tumbas que era hundida tenía bastante agua en ello y había 3 pares que aparean de sapos y algún solitario. Esto es el par número uno.
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Cope's Gray Treefrog (Hyla chrysoscelis)Observer
ottoDescription
New hope creek tree frog/toad
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Giant Toad (Rhinella horribilis)Observer
aesbiologistDescription
Light brown with light stripe on back. SVL ~2.75 inches, warty, has parotids,found in house courtyard at night 9:20 pm
Marrón claro con raya ligera en espalda. SVL ~2.75 pulgadas, verrugosas, tiene parotids, encontrado en el patio de la casa a 21:20 de noche
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Eastern Newt (Notophthalmus viridescens)Observer
savethesalamandersDescription
Number of Individuals Seen: 1
Weather Conditions: 13 degrees C. Cloudy.
Habitat Type: Forested seep.
Behavior Observed: Under cover (log).
Description: Red eft stage.
Additional Comments:
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Changeable Hawk-Eagle (Nisaetus cirrhatus)Observer
trcarlisleDescription
Somewhat atypical, as there is no pronounced crest, but it has been suggested to me that this could be a juvenile.
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Savage's Thin-toed Frog (Leptodactylus savagei)Observer
dave_k_hDescription
THis moderate sized Male was spotted during a survey of the rear coconut plantation.
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Giant Toad (Rhinella horribilis)Observer
indiojonesDescription
Yellow-green with speckles all over. roughly 7 inches long (not including legs) by 5 inches wide.
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American Toad (Anaxyrus americanus)Observer
rosefDescription
On a partly cloudy day with little wind, we went to Brucemore and recorded very loud, continuous frog sounds. We identified them as American Toads. The site is a pond.
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