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SPECIES |
LISTED |
PREFERRED |
SEASONS |
COMMENTS |
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Eastern American Toad |
|
|
Sp |
Eggs laid in shallow water. |
|
Eastern Spadefoot |
T |
Yes |
Sp,Su |
Breeds only after torrential rain; can use very ephemeral pools in sandy non-forested or open forest areas. |
|
Fowler's Toad |
|
|
Sp |
Eggs laid in shallow water. |
|
Gray Treefrog |
|
|
Sp |
May lay eggs in vernal pools. |
|
Jefferson Salamander |
SC |
Yes |
Sp |
Obligate vernal pool breeder. |
|
Marbled Salamander |
T |
Yes |
F,W,Sp |
Eggs laid in vernal pools in fall; eggs may hatch into larvae in fall or the following spring. |
|
Northern Ribbon Snake |
|
|
Sp,Su |
Sunny areas with low dense vegetation. |
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Northern Water Snake |
|
|
Sp,Su |
Prefers overhanging branches and sun. |
|
Snapping Turtle |
|
|
Sp,Su |
May feed in vernal pools. |
|
Spotted Salamander |
|
Yes |
Sp |
Obligate vernal pool breeder. |
|
Spotted Turtle |
SC |
|
Sp,Su |
May inhabit vernal pools as long as they have water. |
|
Spring Peeper |
|
|
Sp |
May lay eggs in vernal pools. |
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Star-nosed Mole |
|
|
Su,F |
Likes moist soil of dry vernal pools. |
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Wood Frog |
|
Yes |
Sp |
Obligate vernal pool breeder. |
