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Project Noah Nature School
US Army officer & amateur adventurer. I live in Oklahoma currently. My true passion is traveling the world & visiting National Parks!
Lawton / Fort Sill, Oklahoma
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LivanEscudero, thanks for the help... this has been a hard one to ID. The area I found it at is a popular camping site, so there is a possibility that it was an escaped/released pet. Also, if it helps, the frog was about 4-5 inches long.
Many thanks for all the great comments, and special thanks to everyone who has helped with identifying my unknown spottings! It has been a lot of fun collecting and sharing wildlife and plant photos with everyone on Project Noah over the years!
Ava T-B, strange right? It is funny how little I often know about any given species until I search the internet to try and find the scientific names for them.
Thank you arne.roysland for the help identifying five of my wildflower spotting at the White Sands Missile Range, NM.
Brian 38, amadeus.4, they are truly a fun site to see, each and every time!
armadeus.4, yes, after 60 seconds or so the centipede eventually make it into the crack you see in the photo and disappeared from site.
Shoot, thanks for the catch on the marker location, should be on the beach near Washburne State Park, north of the city of Florence, OR. Will fix now!
Thanks Neil Ross, I had no idea there where fresh water shrimp out there. The world never ceases to amaze.
Just out of curiosity, can anyone ID the small animal (crustacean?) that the kingfisher is eating? It was in a freshwater pond adjacent to a rice patty.
Thanks for the Japanese subspecies info!
