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Northern leopard frog seen moving in Hagar Township
September 21, 2026
was recorded on 2026-09-16 in Hagar Township, a federally threatened species. Leopard frogs depend on shallow wetlands that hold water seasonally, and fall surveys often coincide with movement away from breeding sites toward overwintering habitat. The species is sensitive to habitat loss and wetland degradation.
Wood frog heads for winter cover in South Haven
September 21, 2026
was recorded on 2026-09-20 in South Haven, the most recent vertebrate sighting in the past 30 days. Wood frogs breed in vernal pools in spring and summer, then disperse in fall to overwinter in forested areas. Late September sightings track their movement toward winter habitat in leaf litter and woodland refugia.
White snakeroot blooms in Lawton
September 21, 2026
was observed flowering on September 17, 2026 in Lawton, Michigan. The species is in its natural late-summer and fall bloom window, which aligns with its phenology; recent weeks were warmer than normal, with mean daily highs 1.4°F above the 1991-2020 normal.
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