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N. Red-legged frog breeding site on Vancouver Island Spring 2640 m 2 (0.26 ha) - Low canopy cover - Relatively shallow (< 1.5 m in early spring) - Mix <strong>of</strong> open water and emergent vegetation - Low amount <strong>of</strong> large woody debris (< 10%) - Ephemeral, dries by September - No fish Summer
Marginal N. Red-legged frog breeding site Spring 153 m 2 (0.015 ha) - Smaller - Canopy cover Summer
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