South-central NH (Hopkinton, near Concord): Peepers and wood frogs
bimodal this year: choruses from both during the March summer weather;
smaller wood frog and larger peeper choruses - along with American toads
- this weekend. A little ambystomid activity in March but I think most
of it is happening piecemeal this month.
Jed Merrow • Project Manager • Environmental
53 Regional Drive • Concord, NH 03301
Office: 603-225-2978
>>> Eddie <emgiles62@comcast.net> 4/15/2012 8:16 PM >>>
On 4/15/2012 7:44 PM, John Sargent wrote:
> peepers calling again tonight in Clinton, MA
>
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>
While taking a walk to survey the small sub-division being built
behind my house, I was surprised to come upon Spring Peepers calling
from a small wetland (actually wet). I was even MORE surprised to find
that by cupping my hands to my ear I could hear Wood Frogs chorusing
from deeper within the woods (inaccessible to me). The Wood Frogs
closer to my yard chorused about 3 weeks ago - ???
Eddie
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Eddie Giles
East Bridgewater, MA
emgiles62@comcast.net ( mailto:emgiles62%40comcast.net )
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