About This Study
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Spring makes itself known by new sights and also through new sounds. One unmistakable sound of spring is the croaking and calling of frogs, which soon raise a chorus in the wetlands, stream banks, and woodlands across North America.
Citizen scientists are invited to report the first singing frogs of spring. The four
frog species below are known for early spring singing.
We're eager to hear from you—as soon as you hear from these frogs. Help monitor frog populations and phenology by reporting the timing of this spring life cycle event.
Listen for
These Frogs
Find your hometown on the maps below and listen for the frog
species that live near you. Practice listening to these frog
calls so you'll know them when you hear them. To listen, click on the links below each map.
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Frog (Pseudacris triseriata) (.mp3 version) (.aif version) |
Spring
Peeper (Pseudacris crucifer) (.mp3 version) (.aif version) |
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Spotted
Chorus Frog |
Pacific
Chorus Frog |
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