The Herpetology of Michigan
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20. Distribution of Rana catesheana. Horizontal ruling, specimens examined; vertical ruling, reports only.
The bullfrog is solitary in habit except during the breeding season and even then it sings alone and not in chorus. The song- consists of a deep bass note that resembles the roaring of a bull; from this it gets the common name, the bullfrog. It is late in com- ing from its hibernation quarters, the eggs being laid in May or early June. ^letamorpliosis does not take place until the second A...MPHIBIANS. 61 year and may be delayed until the third if the environment is un- favorable. This species is of, reat economic importance because of its value as food, the legs being considered a great delicacy by many people. The frog may be caught in the day time on a hook and line baited with a bit of red flannel. They are frequently hunted at night with lanterns, the light blinding them so that they may be easily' sj)eared by the hunter.
Distrihution: East of the Kocky ^Toun tains, including Florida and Texas.
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20. Distribution of Rana catesheana. Horizontal ruling, specimens examined; vertical ruling, reports only.
The bullfrog is solitary in habit except during the breeding season and even then it sings alone and not in chorus. The song- consists of a deep bass note that resembles the roaring of a bull; from this it gets the common name, the bullfrog. It is late in com- ing from its hibernation quarters, the eggs being laid in May or early June. ^letamorpliosis does not take place until the second A...MPHIBIANS. 61 year and may be delayed until the third if the environment is un- favorable. This species is of, reat economic importance because of its value as food, the legs being considered a great delicacy by many people. The frog may be caught in the day time on a hook and line baited with a bit of red flannel. They are frequently hunted at night with lanterns, the light blinding them so that they may be easily' sj)eared by the hunter.
Distrihution: East of the Kocky ^Toun tains, including Florida and Texas.
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