Twenty-one observations were logged from August 22 through September 12, with the most recent on 2026-09-12 in Nashville.1 These frogs depend on seasonal wetlands for breeding; the area contains 113 acres of mapped Palustrine and Riverine wetlands, with 48 acres as seasonally flooded streambeds now under moderate drought stress.1
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