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Hi there, The recent postings about Spring Peepers reminded me of several reports about other herps which were made at the meeting of the Halifax Field Naturalists last Thursday night (3 April). I thought I'd pass these along. Clarence Stevens Jr. reported that he had been seeing Yellow-spotted Salamanders active, and that he had seen spermatophores, though not yet egg masses, at the Heart-shaped Pond in Hemlock Ravine in Prince's Lodge. He also reported that there were Wood Frog egg masses already in the pond, even though the center of the pond was still frozen. Our speaker, Duncan Smith, Species at Risk Stewardship Biologist at Kejimkujik National Park, reported that recently he had seen Wood Frogs crossing a road in his area on a rainy night. However, no one at the meeting reported hearing Spring Peepers. I'm still waiting, myself ... Cheers, Patricia L. Chalmers Halifax
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