The Red-legged Frog is the largest native frog in the western U.S. Named for the bright red coloration on the underside of its hind legs. Declining due to introduced predators and chytrid fungus.
Habitat
Ponds, slow streams, and coastal wetlands in the Pacific Northwest
Diet
Insects, worms, and small vertebrates
How common
Uncommon
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