Frogs of the United States and Canada 2nd Edition

Frogs of the United States and Canada, 2nd Edition by C. Kenneth Dodd Jr. brings the rich diversity of North American frogs into clear focus for naturalists, field biologists, students, and curious readers. This thoroughly updated edition is a practical, authoritative guide to identifying species across the United States and Canada, with accessible coverage of range, habitat, behavior, and conservation.

Engagingly written and grounded in decades of research, the book translates scientific knowledge into field-friendly guidance. You’ll find clear species accounts that describe distinguishing features, seasonal calls and activity, preferred habitats—from coastal marshes and prairie ponds to mountain streams and urban wetlands—and tips for telling similar species apart. Range maps and descriptive text make it easy to narrow possibilities by state or province, helping you identify frogs where you live or travel.

What makes this edition indispensable is its blend of scientific rigour and real-world usability. The author’s expertise is evident in concise, reliable information on life history, breeding, and current conservation concerns, useful for planning surveys, classroom use, or backyard exploration. Photographs and illustrations enhance identification and bring each species to life.

Whether you’re an experienced herpetologist or a weekend nature-watcher, this guide deepens understanding of North America’s amphibian fauna and supports responsible observation and conservation. Add Frogs of the United States and Canada, 2nd Edition to your bookshelf to confidently identify species across regions and contribute to the protection of these vital animals. Order your copy today and start discovering the frogs in your neighborhood.

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