Actually, she had seen one wood frog as of the previous week.

From the sound and the look, my guess is that they were wood frogs.

Have you seen or heard wood frogs on your property in the spring?

The wood frogs, perhaps half the salamanders' size, live just a few years.

A single amphibious species, the wood frog, also lives among the lakes of the park.

There are no other species with a similar appearance to the wood frog in North America.

Wood frogs start singing while there's still snow on the ground, soon followed by peepers.

The wood frog is the state amphibian of New York.

I can hear ravens, woodcock and wood frogs simultaneously from my house.

The underparts of wood frogs are pale with a yellow or green cast.

Arctic wood frogs freeze as hard as stone during the winter.

In many parts of its range urbanization is fragmenting wood frog populations.

The ecology and conservation of the wood frog has attracted a great deal of research attention in recent years.

The wood frog is not endangered or threatened.

Likewise, toads and wood frogs - although late in showing up this spring - appear healthy, she said.

The wood frogs start calling, sounding like ducks or faraway crows.

Additionally, the biological oddity of the Arctic wood frog is factual.

If you see a small brown frog with a dark eye mask in the woods, it is likely to be a wood frog.

In addition to the water-bear, wood frogs can tolerate the freezing of their blood and other tissues.

Wood frogs eat a variety of small, forest-floor invertebrates.

But he eagerly volunteers that a wood frog in mating season can sound like a duck with a sore throat.

Adult wood frogs are usually brown, tan, or rust colored, and usually have a dark eye mask.

The wood frog makes contact with the prey with just the very tip of its tongue, much like a toad.

Adult wood frogs emerge from hibernation in early spring and migrate to nearby pools.

By breeding in early spring, however, wood frogs increase their offspring's chances of metamorphosing before pools dry.