In Leiden in The Netherlands are four species of amphibians: edible frog, common frog, Eurasian toad, and smooth newt.
There is also one species of reptile in the city: the grass snake itself has never been seen yet; but its eggs have been found repeatedly in Cronesteyn park.
Amphibians in decline: here.
Alpine newts: here.
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FROGS ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hi Angela, thanks for reacting.
There is more about frogs on this blog; click on Categories: amphibians. Or with search term “frog”.
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