Here are some pictures of Dr. Barbeau, Dr. Pryor, and our undergraduate researchers from the Spring 2006 semester.

Drift Fence Team: Spring 2006 (from left to right, Katie Riley, Jody Rhoderick, Dr. Barbeau, and Stephanie Miller)	This is another picture of a drift fence being installed.
Stephanie, Katie, Jody, and Dr. Pryor installing a fence.	Katie and Jody installing PVC pipes in the ground and on trees. Watch out for these ladies -- they know how to handle a sledge hammer and power tools!
Stephanie (foreground) and Dr. Barbeau (background) digging holes for the pitfall traps.	Stephanie sitting next to newly installed pitfall traps.
Dr. Pryor cutting pine roots to install pitfall traps.	Katie and Jody inspecting PVC pipes for treefrogs.
Stephanie, Dr. Pryor, and Dr. Barbeau	Dr. Pryor investigating a temporary pond where Southern toads (Bufo terrestris) and Southern Leopard frogs (Rana utricularia) were breeding.
Here is an example of a temporary pond next to one of the drift fences. These ponds are ideal for amphibians to breed in because they typically lack fish predators that would eat frog eggs.	Eggs strings deposited in the temporary pond by Southern toads (Bufo terrestris) during March 2006.
Katie getting up close and personal with some Bufo egg strings.	More pics to come later!

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