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It was hard to identify frogs at this pond. The frogs kept jumping and swimming away from us. Because this pond is farther off into the woods than Quarry Pond, and Quarry Pond is much closer to the building, it is likely that this is because the frogs are much less accustomed to human contact.

11.43cm brown male. It had a yellow chin. Green female. It was small, but we could not measure it. This frog was the farthest inland. It was a little more than a meter inland. Dark green and brown female. Green cheeks. It was a larger frog and had a hump on its back.

Though we were not able to get close to nearly as many frogs here, we still saw as dense a population as at Quarry Pond, if not denser. None of the frogs, from what we could tell, looked to be anything other than a bullfrog, which seemed to dominate Flat Rock Book already.

These are photos of some of the frogs at McFadden's Pond:



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