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About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy Safety How YouTube works Test new features. Adults are 3 inches long and light to dark brown gray or olive green with dark spots on their back sides and legs.
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The Oregon spotted frog occurs in a handful of localities in the Puget Sound lowlands.
. The National Wildlife Federations family of magazines include. The Columbia spotted frog Rana luteiventris occurs east of the Cascade mountains in marshy edges of permanent ponds lakes and streams. The female can release 7000 -10000 fertilized eggs which will hatch 2-7 days later.
It has a very deep. But the numbers have been greatly reduced due to over-harvesting of frog legs. Another way the Copes gray treefrog can be distinguished from the gray treefrog is by its call.
National Wildlife Ranger Rick Ranger Rick Jr and Ranger Rick Cub. The Copes gray treefrogs call is short and raspy.
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