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Rio Grande Leopard Frog - Lithobates berlandieri
(Baird, 1854)(= Rana berlandieri)
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| Juvenile, Travis County, Texas | Adult, Willacy County, Texas | |
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| Adult, Travis County, Texas, covering eyes in defensive posture. | ||
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| Tadpoles, Bandera County, Texas |
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| Habitat, Hill Country stream, Bandera County, Texas |
Habitat, Rio Grande River, Brewster County, Texas | Habitat, marsh, Hidalgo County, Texas |
| Short Videos | ||
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| A male Rio Grande Leopard Frog calls at night from the edge of an agricultural canal in California, using his throat sack as well as pouches on the side of the neck to produce a variety of sounds. Another leopard frog joins in and they are both accompanied by an American Bullfrog. | A male Rio Grande Leopard Frog calls at night in California, accompanied by insects. | A male Rio Grande Leopard Frog calls at night from the edge of an agricultural canal in California, using his repertoire of grunts and chuckles, then he is accompanied by another leopard frog and several American Bullfrogs. |
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