Amphibians Around Las Vegas
Wildlife Around Las Vegas
The amphibian species listed here occur around Las
Vegas, Nevada. Click the links for species descriptions and additional
photos. Amphibians are interesting creatures. When you encounter them in the
desert, consider yourself lucky and enjoy your good fortune at a
distance. Remember, they lived here
first and they have a hard time in the arid desert, so let them be.
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Great Basin Spadefoot |
Spea intermontanus |
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Boreal Toad Western Toad |
Bufo boreas boreas Bufo boreas |
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Amargosa Toad |
Bufo nelsoni |
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Red-spotted Toad |
Bufo punctatus |
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Arizona Toad Southwestern Toad |
Bufo
microscaphus microscaphus Bufo microscaphus |
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Western Woodhouse's Toad Woodhouse's Toad |
Bufo
woodhousei woodhousei Bufo woodhousei |
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Great Plains Toad |
Bufo cognatus |
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Pacific
Chorus Frog |
Pseudacris regilla |
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Canyon Treefrog | Hyla arenicolor |
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Northern
Leopard Frog |
Rana pipiens |
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Relect Leopard Frog | Rana onca |
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Bullfrog |
Rana catesbeiana |
Note: All distances, elevations, and other facts are approximate.
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