WinterWinter 2013-14

572 Northern red-legged frogs transported to wetland - first migration: January 7

226 males, 346 females, 352 egg masses counted

542 frogs transported back to forest - first migration: February 15

162 males, 380 females 

Winter 2014-15

704 frogs transported to wetland - first migration: December 20

241 males, 463 females    

721 frogs transported to forest

198 males, 523 females   

Winter 2015-16

688 frogs transported to wetland - first migration: December 7

1016 frogs transported to forest - First migration: January 19

Winter 2016-17

805 frogs transported to wetland - first migration: November 14

340 males, 465 females      

730 frogs transported to forest

343 males, 387 females      

Winter 2017-18

416 frogs transported to wetland

281 males, 135 females

269 frogs transported to forest

165 males, 104 females

Winter 2018-19

1224 frogs transported to wetland

1134 males, 90 females, (though PGE subsequently counted about 165 egg masses, a more accurate female count)

915 frogs transported to the forest

791 males, 124 females

Winter 2019-20

2006 frogs transported to wetland

1180 males, 811 females

475 frogs transported to the forest (frog season cut short by covid pandemic, ie. low number)

89 males, 386 females

Winter 2020-21

423 frogs transported to wetland (see Blog “Late Night”)

139 males, 271 females

193 frogs transported to forest

28 males, 147 females