Amphibians
The abundance of freshwater wetlands, ponds and streams, moist soil and dead trees on the refuge is a haven for amphibians. Some common, some rare - Willapa National Wildlife Refuge is home to a diversity of salamanders, newts and frogs.
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Coastal Giant Salamander
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Coastal Tailed Frog
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Dunn's Salamander
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Ensatina
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Northwestern Salamander
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Pacific Treefrog
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Red-legged Frog
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Rough-skinned Newt
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Western Red-backed Salamander
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Western Toad
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American Bullfrog
Page Photo Credits – Ensatina - ©Jackson D Shedd, Coastal giant salamander - © Jackson D. Shedd, Coastal tailed frog - © Jackson D. Shedd, Dunn's salamander - ©Jackson D Shedd, Ensatina - ©Jackson D Shedd, Northwestern salamander - ©Jackson D Shedd, Western redback salamander - ©Dr. Madeline Kalbach, American bullfrog - © Suzy Whittey, Pacific tree frog - ©Jackson D Shedd, Red-legged frog - ©Jackson D Shedd, Western toad - USFWS, Rough-skinned newt - ©Dr. Madeline Kalbach
Last Updated: Mar 20, 2013