Frogs (or other amphibians)

Is anybody pointing their lenses at amphibians?

So tiny and so fearless!

moth hunting

BLUEBLOCR - I caught 5 huge frogs in The Meadow on a hook with some red webbing.gave them to some Koreans in camp4. They dined me like a Greek god with a plethora of food.. Needless to say, they tasted like chicken 😘

. No amphibians may be taken from ecological reserves designated by the commission in Section 630 or from state parks, or national parks or monuments.

https://govt.westlaw.com/calregs/Document/ID6FB26D837DC4336AE8ED7BB12D6F19F?viewType=FullText&originationContext=documenttoc&transitionType=StatuteNavigator&contextData=(sc.Default);

http://www.californiaherps.com/info/herpinglaws.html

The nonnative bullfrog is a voracious predator that has been implicated in the decline of many native animals. Bullfrogs eat anything they can get their mouth around including: native frogs, toads, salamanders, small mammals, snakes, turtles, even birds and bats. Bullfrogs probably played a part in the loss of populations of western pond turtles and California red-legged frogs in the park. The California red-legged frog no longer occurs in the park. Because bullfrogs have a huge impact on the native wildlife, we have been eradicating them from Yosemite Valley.