pkleeman's Identifications

These eggs were in the same vernal pool as juvenile bullfrogs, but I've fairly certain they're treefrog eggs that don't have much of a future once the bullfrogs get hungry.

In a shallow mountain pool at a little above 10,000 ft. I can't tell if it is a chorus frog or Rana muscosa.

Shot with feet and fog line for scale.

2, 2! Young mountain lions on road....hybred car in electric mode....but doing 30 mph downhill...

MY18

MY18

Captured and ID by Pinnacles NP Wildlife Biologist Paul Johnson.

These eggs were in the same vernal pool as juvenile bullfrogs, but I've fairly certain they're treefrog eggs that don't have much of a future once the bullfrogs get hungry.

1-2 ft long

Location is on a private trail at The Sea Ranch; on Commons.
Photo and sighting by Eldrith Gosney.