Here are more photos from the amphibian monitoring project run by the Nicola Naturalist Society and Biolinx Environmental Research Ltd. in the Merritt area.
Click on the thumbnails to see full-size images. Then click the links below the photo to move to the next enlarged photo. To return to the thumbnail page click the link above an enlarged photo.
Practice your frog identification skills.
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- Big Mama! A very large Columbia Spotted Frog. Photo: Alan Burger
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- Columbia Spotted Frog. Photo: Christian Engelstoft
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- Columbia Spotted Frog. Photo: Kristiina Ovaska
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- Searching for evidence of frog breeding in a forest pond. Photo: Alan Burger
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- Larvae of the Long-toed Salamander. Note the external gills. Photo: Christian Engelstoft.
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- A Columbia Spotted Frog sitting on a minnow trap. Photo: Kristiina Ovaska.
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- Searching for egg masses and tadpoles by kayak. Photo: Kristiina Ovaska.
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- Breeding habitat of the Great Basin Spadefoot, upper Nicola Valley. Photo: Krisiina Ovaska.
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- A Great Basin Spadefoot tadpole, upper Nicola Valley. Photo: Kristiina Ovaska
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- Nicola Naturalist Society volunteers frogging at Harrison Lake. Photo: Kristiina Ovaska
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- Western Toad breeding habitat at Glimpse Lake, near Merritt. Photo: Kristiina Ovaska
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- Pacific Chorus Frog (formerly treefrog). Photo: Kristiina Ovaska
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- Seearching for frogs at a lake in the Merritt area. Photo: Christian Engelstoft.
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- Egg mass of the Pacific Chorus Frog (tree frog). Photo: Lennart Sopuck.
