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Acris crepitans
The first amphibian I saw this year. It was so cool out still that he was very cooperative for pictures.
It is found at the edge of ponds and slow-moving streams, tending to avoid wooded areas and dense vegetation
Life span averages four months. With a such a short life span, populations can have a complete turn over in six months.
Spotted on Mar 9, 2012
Submitted on Apr 29, 2012
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Great photos - Yay for new herp spottings!