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| Adult, Washington County, Utah |
Adult, Washington County, Utah |
Adult, Washington County, Utah |
Adult, Pajarito Mountains,
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Adult, Pima County, Arizona |
Adult, Pajarito Mountains, Santa Cruz County, Arizona
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Adult, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
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| Adult male calling at night from the edge of a small pool, Pajarito Mountains, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
Calling male, Pima County, Arizona |
Calling male, Pima County, Arizona |
Adult, Pima County, Arizona
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Recently metamorphosed juvenile, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
Adult, Pima County, Arizona
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Adult, Pima County, Arizona
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Adult, Santa Rita Mountains,
Santa Cruz County, Arizona
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Two adult frogs resting inside a park building in Pima County, Arizona. Others were resting on beams outside. |
Juvenile, Pima County, Arizona. |
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| 11 frogs in a typical hiding spot, lined up in a crack in a large boulder overhanging a creek in Washington County, Utah. |
A group of adults resting on a creekside boulder , Pima County, Arizona
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The same group of Pima County, Arizona adults as seen to the left, barely visable at a distace. |
| Eggs and Tadpoles |
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| Tadpole, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
Tadpole, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
Tadpoles, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
Tadpole, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
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| Tadpoles, Washington County, Utah |
Eggs, Washington County, Utah |
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Habitat |
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Habitat, mountain creek, Pima County, Arizona |
Habitat and breeding area, a rocky creek in Santa Cruz County, Arizona. |
Habitat, Washington County, Utah |
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Habitat, creek on Mt. Lemmon,
Pima County, Arizona. |
Habitat and breeding pool, a small creek in the Pajarito Mountains, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
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Habitat, Pima County, Arizona |
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Several male Canyon Treefrogs call at night from the edge of a rocky creek in Arizona. At the end are several examples of a two-part high-pitched encounter call.
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Canyon Treefrogs rest on large rocks at the edge of a creek in the mountains of Arizona. At first glance, the frogs are not easy to see due to their color and pattern which lets them blend in with the rock. |
A large adult Canyon Treefrog crawls across the face of a large rock and settles in to rest, using its color and pattern to disappear into the rock. Another hops into a creek to escape from danger. |
Canyon Treefrogs in their habitat in Washington County, Utah. |
