School Programs (Sub Location) 12%

.1.1-3,3.2.1,5.2.4, 7.1.1; Grades 5-6 – 3.3.1-2, 3.5.2-3,6.2.1 Cheyenne Bottoms’ Spring Chorus In addition to learning the frog and toad life cycle, students will learn how, why and where frogs and toads call. Power      .... Continue to School Programs >>

Raccoon (Species) 12%

, frogs, clams, and crayfish are preyed upon when available. Opportunistic nest predators, raccoons also prey on eggs and nesting birds, occasionally even up to the size of waterfowl and turkeys. Raccoons      .... Continue to Raccoon >>

Mink (Species) 12%

of mammals, with muskrats and mice topping the list. Other prey items include terrestrial rodents, rabbits, crayfish, water beetles, and other insects, fish, and frogs. Minks are also notorious nest predators      .... Continue to Mink >>

Otter (Species) 11%

, particularly during the breeding season or when traveling between bodies of water. Otters eat mostly fish and crayfish, but they also consume frogs, turtles, shellfish, large insects, birds and small mammals      .... Continue to Otter >>

Fish Kills (Article) 11%

species of vertebrates including turtles and frogs are affected. In addition to massive fish kills, pesticides can have longrange effects on fish production if sub-lethal dosages are continuous      .... Continue to Fish Kills >>

Wildlife Habitat (Article) 10%

Regardless of how a pond is built or managed, fish are not the only animals that will benefit from its presence. In fact, creatures such as frogs, salamanders, turtles, and many birds may begin      .... Continue to Wildlife Habitat >>

Common Pond Fishes (Article) 9%

basses. This fish will eat anything it can get into its mouth. Common food items include insects, crayfish, frogs, and small fish. In the southern United States, largemouth bass commonly attain weights      .... Continue to Common Pond Fishes >>