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Reptiles and Amphids Wane

October 31st, 2008

There are still turtles to be seen basking on the rocks and logs of the Wetlands. Likewise, Bullfrogs may still be seen in the Wetlands, but I wouldn’t count on seeing them for much longer. However, their tadpoles are becoming more obvious as they both grow larger and the algae dies back in the water making for a clearer view of what lies below the water’s surface.

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