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Observed while hand weeding creek at toe of inland face of Pillar Point Bluff in 2012, 2013, 2014.
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The frog was taking refuge at the base of a large zucchini plant located next to an artificial pond on our property
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Found under wood .
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Near Tracy , CA . Probably in San Joaquin County . Heavy rain earlier in day . Around 55 degrees F. Found also a road kill . Location approximate .
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Only living one we saw. There were several more dead on the road.
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Found in the road in heavy rain at night . Young individual as it was about quarter -sized or just a little larger . My notes say it was in San Joaquin County . Location approximate .
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Relocated from emergency oil spill basin into suitable habitat in an adjacent creek.
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Relocated from emergency oil spill basin into suitable habitat in an adjacent creek.
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Relocated from emergency oil spill basin into suitable habitat in an adjacent creek.
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Relocated from emergency oil spill basin into suitable habitat in an adjacent creek.
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Small individual along road edge in the rain . This was in Alameda County .
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Same individual as http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/1236371
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California Red-legged Frog (Rana draytonii), yet another species threatened by habitat destruction. You can actually see some of the characterstic red in the full shot below. I spent a little time trying to catch chorus frogs calling, but the only one I actually laid eyes on was so deeply buried in the reeds I couldn't get a clear shot. Location has been set to the center of the park as this is a threatened species (for what it's worth).
