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Amphibians at Blue Ridge Parkway

A woodfrog rests on a bed of moss at the edge of a pond
Wood frogs are one of the earliest species of frogs to mate in the spring.

Warren Bielenberg Photo

Looking for wildlife in the spring? Check out some frogs and salamanders in Blue Ridge Parkway!

The park has over 50 species of amphibians, and the list continues to grow. From late February through early March, amphibian migration occurs along the Parkway. If you’re ready to brave some cold puddles, you can see them moving in, waiting for the warmth of Spring.

Last updated: September 14, 2021