Creck-eck from Alaska

[Molch]

Welcome to the forum Molch. Forgive the dumb question, but are there even any frogs native to Alaska?

yes there are, though our herping opportunities are a bit, um, limited.
The only wide-spread herp is the wood frog, but in southeast Alaska there are also boreal toads, rough-skinned newts and a few Ambystoma macrodactylums.

However, where I live, in Nome in NW Alaska (Arctic tundra), we are completely herp less. You' d have to go at least about 100 miles east to find wood frogs

[Jace]

You know, I just learned something new today. I didn't even know Alaska had any native frogs, so thanks for that!

Taiki, like you're little one, was a stowaway, too. She snuck into a friends camping gear and made a trip from the B.C. coast to where I live. I guess even small frogs like to travel!!