Rana Clamitans Collection

green frog (Rana clamitans) at edge of pond Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada

Galena, Illinois, USA. Green Frog in pond

Killarney Provincial Park. Green frog at edge of pond. Credit as: Mike Grandmaison / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com

Green Frog -Rana clamitans- resting on a lily pad on the surface of a pond, Laurentians, Quebec Province, Canada

Green Frog (Rana Clamitans); Pointe-Des-Cascades Quebec Canada

Green frog tadpole. This tadpole of the green frog (rana clamitans) is at the two legged stage of metamorphosis. Eventually the front legs will develop and break through the operculum

Bronze Frog, Rana clamitans clamitans, Welder Flats, Texas

Green frog (Rana clamitans), a frog native to the eastern side of North America except in Florida. The call of this frog has been compared to the sound of a banjo or a double bass

USA, New Jersey, Bernardsville, Sherman Hoffman Audubon. Green Frog

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"Discover the Vibrant World of Rana clamitans: From Galena, Illinois to Quebec, Canada" Embark on a journey through North America as we explore the fascinating life of Rana clamitans, commonly known as the Green Frog. Found in various locations across the continent, these amphibians captivate us with their vibrant colors and unique habitats. In picturesque Galena, Illinois, USA, a Green Frog gracefully swims in a serene pond. Its emerald green skin blends harmoniously with its surroundings, creating an enchanting sight for nature enthusiasts. Traveling further north to Killarney Provincial Park in Ontario's breathtaking wilderness, we encounter another Green Frog perched at the edge of a tranquil pond. With its keen eyes and agile limbs ready for action, it awaits its next meal amidst lush vegetation. Venturing into Quebec Province's Laurentians region in Canada reveals yet another captivating scene – a Green Frog resting peacefully on a lily pad atop a shimmering pond surface. This idyllic moment showcases the delicate balance between nature's beauty and tranquility. Heading southwest to Pointe-Des-Cascades in Quebec brings us face-to-face with this remarkable species once again. Here we find Rana Clamitans basking under warm sunlight while surrounded by rich aquatic flora – an exquisite display of harmony within ecosystems. Journeying even farther south to Welder Flats in Texas introduces us to Bronze Frogs (a subspecies of Rana clamitans). These resilient creatures thrive amidst arid landscapes and demonstrate their adaptability against all odds. Returning back up north to Bernardsville's Sherman Hoffman Audubon sanctuary in New Jersey unveils yet another charming encounter - a lively Green Frog leaping from one lily pad to another. Its playful antics remind us of the joy found within nature's wonders. Our final destination takes us to Leonard J. Buck Garden located Far Hills also situated in New Jersey.