The wood frog is our earliest frog species to breed, its mating calls resembling a flock of ducks.
The tiny, arboreal spring peeper’s mating call is often mistaken for insects; it has the ability to change its skin color for camouflage. MIKE BOTTINI
Can you find the spring peeper on the forest floor in this photo? MIKE BOTTINI
The wood frog is our earliest frog species to breed, its mating calls resembling a flock of ducks.
The tiny, arboreal spring peeper’s mating call is often mistaken for insects; it has the ability to change its skin color for camouflage. MIKE BOTTINI
Can you find the spring peeper on the forest floor in this photo? MIKE BOTTINI
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