I headed to Trent Campus in the hopes of filming some calling Eastern American Toads for a documentary I’m making; Ruby of the North. As I got into the water there were only a few Northern Leopard Frogs calling but two or three Eastern American Toads started calling as well. The toads were short lived as they called in full force for only a few seconds with long intervals of nothing. All the toads were deep in the vegetation where I dared not go so to avoid crushing any animals. I did manage to get some habitat shots and underwater videos of the wetland however. Because Ranavirus has been found in the wetland I disinfected my gear with a betadine solution and while everything was drying I walked over to my snake spot where I managed to find two Eastern Milk Snakes and, heading back; two White-Tailed Deer.
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AuthorI'm Mac Marzolini and I created this blog for a variety of reasons, the first of course is to open a window into what is happening in my life (cause my grandmother reads this), but also to help myself catalogue some of my favorite photos from my many adventures. HighlightsArchives
August 2019
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