Finding Frogs in winter?

[ConVexity]

Wood Frogs!

[flybyferns]

Enjoy every nature with your daughter !

Study , watch , explore but leave the wild ones behind.
Admire them in their natural habitat.
I agree with Ginger and Lee - buy a captive bred frog?
I remember nature walks with my son. He had such a blast taking observation notes.
It can become very educational for children!

[frogluver]

Wood Frogs!

If you’re not a scientist or an expert in field research, it's quite hard to find Wood frogs in the winter. And if one is successful in finding some, could risk the possibility of killing them. I would not advise trying to find a Wood frog in the dead of winter.

[Badger]

Most frogs would be in hibernation. I've been un-able to spot any in winter.

[John]

It's not too cold yet in Oregon. You probably have a good shot at seeing some. They won't be calling though, which makes them tricky to locate. As others have said, I wouldn't take them home with you but by all means look for them.

[BG]

Wild frogs should be appreciated thru a lens and paper. Theres no reason to hurt the wild stock. They are great to study there life in the wild.

[ConVexity]

since we are on the subject...... what part of the states are wood frogs located?