Translation of "Grasfrosch" in English

The common frog ("Rana temporaria") can also be found here.

The common frog (Rana temporaria) can also be found here.

Growling grass frog, and many indigenous fish species (such as the mountain galaxias) have also reappeared.

Even as fully grown the moor frog is about a third smaller than the common frog.

Closer inspection showed that at least for the common frogs the snow had fallen unexpectedly.

If there is a dark pattern then it is a common frog.

The other amphibians are the common toad, the natterjack toad, found in only four locations in the south-west, and the common frog.

It would be difficult to estimate the value of large mammals like the wolf, the bear or the lynx for example in euros and cents; the same is true of the common frog, the grasshopper, the white stork or thousands of other species.

It would be difficult to estimate the value of large mammals like the wolf, the bear or the lynx for example in euros and cents; the same is true of the common frog, the grasshopper, the white stork or thousands of other species.

Rana temporaria (Common frog)

The only Annex V species protected by the Nature Conservation Act are the common frog (Rana temporaria) and the freshwater pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera).

Eats slugs, hearts, bugs-zhuzhelitsami, dolgonosikami, listoedami, earth-boring dung beetles etc. The grassy frog which way of life is in many respects similar to a way of life kvakshi and chesnochnitsy is very useful also.

The most frequently encountered animals in the garden are toad, common frog, mole and common lizard, in fifth place is the European or brown hare.

The starry-eyed brown frog sits on its bare behind on the cold ice and tries to understand what is happening in the world.

In the Netherlands, this frog is still commonly found, however it is threatened in Germany and is potentially threatened in Denmark.

This is about the common frog because it is the most widely spread and numerous species in Estonia – nine out of ten frogs that you come across are likely to be common frogs.

The common frog is classed among our brown frogs and is comparatively big – the length of a fully-grown individual can be up to ten centimetres.

The common or grass frog is our usual so-called "brown" frog, distinguishable from the smaller moor frog (Rana arvalis) by its blunter nose.

In early spring, the common frog lays its eggs in flooded meadows and swamps along the rivers.

However there are many reptiles and amphibians such as the green toad, the common frog, the gecko, turtle and snake garrigue.

The winter hibernation that starts in October is spent in large groups at the bottom of water bodies, buried in the mud – never mind the Estonian name rohukonn, grass frog.

HODSON N.L., 1966.- A survey of road mortality in mammals (and includind data for the grass snake and common frog).

Today it is an important living space for amphibians (grass frog, yellow belly toad) in the Hohe Tauern National Park.

The Common frog (Rana temporaria) is also very closely bound to water during reproduction.