Sora And California Red Legged Frog

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Sora's Thrive in Freshwater Wetlands The Sora, a small bird species, builds its home in freshwater wetlands across the state of California. This bird commonly resides in All Seasons of California and migrates to Canada for breeding purposes before heading south to South America during the winter months. Their diet consists mainly of insects, snails, and seeds. California Red Legged Frog Makes a Comeback The California Red Legged Frog was once on the brink of extinction but has made a remarkable recovery. Despite still facing threats from predators like the Bullfrog as well as human colonization, this species remains a vital part of California's ecosystem. As an endemic amphibian to California and Baja California, it is known to inhabit areas from Riverside County to Mendocino County, showcasing its native origins in the California territory.