It's that time of year again when amphibians "wake" or "thaw" from their winter slumbers and start to migrate from their wintering spots to wetlands known as vernal pools to breed. While some "hot" spots in southern New Hampshire have already experienced some smaller amphibian migration events over the past few weeks, many areas in the Granite State have remained relatively quiet. However, that is about to change. Current weather predictions indicate that the state will soon see warmer days and...
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Fish & Game urges motorists to be on lookout for amphibians crossing road
Apr 27, 2026 at 04:44 am by Harrison
While spring provides the biggest movement of amphibians to breeding sites, spring peepers, American toads, Fowler\'s toads, pickerel frogs, and gray tree frogs will still be calling into May and June (Courtesy photo)
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