Listen to this spadefoot:
A short example
More sounds of
Spea multiplicata
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| Adult, Coconino County, Arizona |
Adult, Cochise County, Arizona |
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| Adult, Coconino County, Arizona |
Adult, Cochise County, Arizona |
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| Adult, Cochise County, Arizona |
Adult, Cochise County, Arizona |
Adult, Cochise County, Arizona |
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Adult male in breeding pond, Hidalgo County, New Mexico |
Calling adult male in breeding pond, Hidalgo County, New Mexico |
Group of adult males at night calling while floating in a rain pool, Santa Cruz County, Arizona |
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Close-up of tadpoles in the pool
shown below. |
Tadpole, Cochise County, Arizona |
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Breeding habitat, Hidalgo County, New Mexico |
The Same pool as seen on the left in Hidalgo County, New Mexico, 2 months later. |
Shallow breeding pool in August (full of tadpoles) Cochise County, Arizona.
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Habitat, Hidalgo County, New Mexico |
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A spadefoot calls at night while floating on top of a flooded pool in a wash in Hidalgo County, New Mexico. When another male comes close he makes a different snoring sound and swims around. Other spadefoots and Western Green Toads are heard in the background. |
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