Helping frogs hop home: Amphibians migrate on Big Night

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Photo by Lucy Dockter '23

Every year, amphibians migrate from woodlands to ephemeral pools to mate and lay eggs. This wood frog is crossing Bayberry Lane at night.

Lucy Dockter '23, Paper Arts Editor
April 6, 2021

Helping frogs hop home: Amphibians migrate on Big Night

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