Oregon Spotted Frog populations have been found on private property in Washington. We are grateful to landowners who are currently helping these frogs. Understanding where these frogs are will enable us to focus our recovery efforts. Private landowners can help WDFW track this species’ range and abundance by allowing biologists to survey their land. This can increase our knowledge of Oregon Spotted Frog populations in Washington and may lead to the removal of this species from the state endanger

La tórtola azul ( Claravis pretiosa ) es un ave pequeña y atractiva que se distingue por el color azul cielo de los machos y el marrón canela de las hembras, siendo está última un poco más difícil de identificar sola. Se encuentra en los bordes de los bosques húmedos y claros en zonas tropicales bajas de América del sur, donde se alimenta de semillas y construye nidos de ramas en árboles y arbustos. #aves #Naturaleza #Todos | Javi Fotos

Named for the black blotches that cover its back, the Oregon spotted frog (Rana pretiosa) favours shallow wetlands, where it consumes a steady diet of insects. Unlike most other frogs, its eyes are angled upward, making it easy for it to see above water while remaining almost entirely submerged. Loss of habitat from human activity, invasive organisms and pollutants has put the Oregon spotted frog on Canada’s endangered list. Restricted in Canada to a small population found only in British Columb