Here are photos of crawfish frogs, Rana areolata, we collected 31 March 2005 in Labette County, KS.

The darker colored one is a female. And for those of you who asked for a photo of me with the animals, here you go.

the 31? isn't today the 30th? or am I out of it again.lol. great pics though!! and awesome looking frogs!

Those frogs are really neat looking! You find the coolest stuff! Maybe I should go out and turn rocks more often huh? lol

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Cool looking frogs. Did you keep them or just catch, photograph and release them?

Great pics! Nice to put a face with a name.

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Andrea

Yes, my date was off. I was posting this last night, and I knew I had caught them that day. I looked at my computer date and apparently it was after midnight, so it threw me off.

These specimens are headed to the collection at the Sternberg Museum of Natural History in Hays, KS.

Great pics as usual !!!

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Ken
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Great shots! Now I'll bite! Why do they call them crawfish frogs? Diet?

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Diet could be partly to blame, but I believe its mostly because they often inhabit crayfish burrows.

Cute I like the second one!

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Audrey

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