Reptiles And Amphibians at Whitefish Dunes

One of the joys of spring is sitting on the boardwalk over the wetland and listening to the chorus of frogs and toads.

A frog climbs from the water ontl a log.
DNR Photo

Snakes are a rare find but one worth the wait. To learn more about the different types found at the park attend one of the many naturalist programs throughout the year. If you have a question about something you see, please visit the nature center and ask for the naturalist or contact her by phone, (920) 823-2400, or email.

Below is the list of reptiles and amphibians seen in the park.There are probably omissions, so if you find a reptile or amphibian that is not in the list, we would appreciate hearing about the animal and its location in the park.

Frogs And Toads

• Wood frog
• Spring peeper
• Chorus frog
• American toad
• Gray tree frog

Salamanders

• Red-backed salamander
• Blue-spotted salamander
• Spotted salamander

Turtles

• Painted turtle
• Snapping turtle

Snakes

• Eastern garter snake
• Fox snake
• Red-bellied snake
• Milk snake

Have a question about an animal or plant? Ask the naturalist, (920) 823-2400.