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Project Noah Nature School
You pretty much will only see these guys on the first couple rainy nights in early spring. Usually the first night it rains and is over 40 degrees. They go to vernal pools, breed lay their eggs and then go back underground for the rest of the year. On the right night in the right location you can see dozens of them. An awful lot of them get squashed by traffic so if you see one in the road help it across!
