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American bullfrog goes for a float in Oregon

Photographer Robin Loznak is one of our longest standing regular contributors to Animal Tracks from over the years, and his images of the daily life of North American animals of all sizes and shapes continue to grab our eye. Check in with the new Animal Tracks blog on a regular basis and scroll down to the "Browse" section down the page where you can see all the images we'll post from Robin, and a
An American bullfrog floats in a roadside drainage ditch in rural Douglas County near Roseburg, Ore., on Friday, July 8, 2011. In Oregon the American bullfrog, which is native to the eastern and central United States, is considered an invasive species. Known for their voracious appetite, bullfrogs prey upon native turtles, frogs, fish and snakes.
An American bullfrog floats in a roadside drainage ditch in rural Douglas County near Roseburg, Ore., on Friday, July 8, 2011. In Oregon the American bullfrog, which is native to the eastern and central United States, is considered an invasive species. Known for their voracious appetite, bullfrogs prey upon native turtles, frogs, fish and snakes.Robin Loznak for msnbc.com
By Carissa Ray

Photographer Robin Loznak is one of our longest standing regular contributors to Animal Tracks from over the years, and his images of the daily life of North American animals of all sizes and shapes continue to grab our eye. Check in with the new Animal Tracks blog on a regular basis and scroll down to the "Browse" section down the page where you can see all the images we'll post from Robin, and all your favorite animal photo subjects, from frogs to orangutans and this ever-growing photo stream of all things related to dogs!