Northern Leopard Frogs are numerous in only a few areas of Indiana. Luckily for us, LRWP’s preserves are full of this lovable species of special concern! Adult frogs, three to five inches long, are spotted black on green and lighter green, with white bellies. They eat mostly insects, worms, and small snakes. In spring and summer, males make a short snore-like call from the water. Females lay up to 6,500 eggs in wet areas, preferably where there are no fish. The tadpoles metamorphose into small adults after several months in water. Listen for these frogs when you visit Eagle Marsh or Arrowhead Marsh, or look closely and you may spot them trying to hide in wet areas or near the edge of ponds.