Today I was fortunate enough to join a local research project which involves the radio tracking of Western Toads (Anaxyrus boreas). It has been a while since I radio tracked herptiles, so this was an exciting trip. Getting to the close proximity of the individuals was not the challenge, but finding them proved to be more challenging than the snakes I had radio tracked back in Ontario. Regardless, we found a few individuals above ground and after data was collected a quick photograph of this handsome guy was taken.
Pacific Treefrogs (Pseudacris regilla) were very vocal today (hearing frogs vocalizing in November is very much a treat for someone from Ontario), and we were were lucky enough to observe one on the ground.
Pacific Treefrog
No interesting birds observed today but I did have my eyes directed on the ground rather than towards the sky.
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