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btoadhabitat_nearbuenavistaCO.jpg - "Spring" arrives late to the wetlands above 10,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains. The short period of thaw in June, July, and August provides a short window of opportunity for amphibians and other organisms to grow and reproduce before being covered by thick blankets of snow again in the fall.

Flooded beaver meadow high in the Rockies, near Buena Vista, Colorado | "Spring" arrives late to the wetlands above 10,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains. The short period of thaw in June, July, and August provides a short window of opportunity for amphibians and other organisms to grow and reproduce before being covered by thick blankets of snow again in the fall. Download
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