Ornate Chorus Frogs
Ben Stegenga
Ornate Chorus Frogs are some of the first pond breeding amphibians we see every winter in the Georgia Coastal Plain. Join Ben on a cool January night as he encounters this colorful species.
Catching Slender Glass Lizards while Trapping for Snakes
The eastern United States is home to a fascinating genus of lizards that is characterized by their lack of limbs. In this month’s episode of Fieldnotes, Ben captures one of these unique lizards while conducting some fall drift fence surveys, and discusses their unique biology.
Fieldnotes: June 2022
Views:455 views In this month’s episode of Fieldnotes, Ben has wrapped up Spotted Turtle monitoring for the year…
Fieldnotes: April 2022
With winter coming to a close, so does our Eastern Indigo Snake monitoring effort. On this month’s episode of Fieldnotes, join Ben…
Fieldnotes: January 2022
December highlights from some Indigo Snake surveys on the Orianne Indigo Snake Preserve and other important conservation properties.
Field Notes- September 2021
Views:3 views In this month’s episode of Fieldnotes, Ben conducts a nighttime survey around a pond in hopes…
Fieldnotes- July 2021
Ben Stegenga introduces us to a new project that he’s been working on and building in the field.
Fieldnotes- April 2021
This February brought lots of rain to the Southeast, creating ideal conditions for a very secretive and imperiled amphibian. Join Ben as he takes advantage of the weather to try and document this dwindling species in one of its last strongholds in the state.