Rana catesbeiana
Size: to 6"
Habitat: prefers larger bodies of water
Notes: This big frog will eat almost anything that moves. They have been known to catch and eat birds.
Green frog (right) is similar but smaller. Neither of these frogs is likely to stray too far from water.
The Spotted Sandpiper Actitis macularia is the most common member of a large family of long-legged shorebirds.
They are commonly seen teetering about on beaches and salt marshes, although they may also be found in disused parking lots and other places. The breast is spotted only during the breeding season; in winter it is plain white.
Plovers are similar.
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