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Old 08-08-03, 06:59 PM   #1
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Identify these frogs
Does anyone know what kind of frog this is? I caught them as tadpoles in Andrew Haydon Park in Ottawa. Sorry, that's the best pic I could get.

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Old 08-08-03, 07:06 PM   #2
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I disabled the zoom and I was able to get a much better pic. Here it is:
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Old 08-08-03, 07:07 PM   #3
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Pic is hard for me to see but it looks like a spring peeper.
I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm not seeing well enough !!
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...that looks nothing like a spring peeper....its probably a Leopard Frog (Rana sphenocephala)
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Leopard (at least Rana for sure!!). I thought Leos were pipiens?? My latin for amphibians is soooo bad. I'm so ashamed!
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AAAA $#!&....yea, your right, its a pipiens...MY latin for amphibians is soooo bad. I'm so ashamed! lol
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Leopard frog, definately. I believe, not too sure though, that Spring Peepers always have some sort of an X marking on their back. Correct me if I'm wrong! Anyways, those frogs look NOTHING like a spring peeper!
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No, I think you're right Moe, its sphenocephala. Oh heck! Now I have to go check. Be right back.
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