#boreal chorus frog

[feather-bone]

Boreal chorus frog !

[ID: an illustration of a brown, striped grog facing to the left with a smiling expression. It is on a green background with stylized yellow flowers and grasses. End.]

[iambittythings]

It's a big rainy day here, and it's meant to rain much of this week, seems like a good time to share rain loving friends. First up, this Boreal Chorus Frog! They're a native Canadian species, and come in green and brown, with fashionable stripes over the eye.

This guy found his home at Anime North.

If you'd like a bitty beast, please check out Bittythings and Beasts.

[roberts-island]

Some quality frog time yesterday feat. The boreal chorus frog. I couldn’t see any but you can hear them from pretty far away. They are LOUD

[delicatelysublimeforester]

Dive into the Urban Wilderness: City Nature Challenge Awaits!

[spontaneousmusicalnumber]

The boreal chorus frogs were living up to their name today- it was LOUD by this pond!

[weeklyfrogpod]

The HIIIIILLS are ALIIIIIIIIIVE...WITH THE SOUND OF CROOOAAAAAKINNNNNG

[engagemythrusters]

what’s everyone’s favourite frogs native to their area?

[spookyfoxdreamer]

[marvelyningreen]

Take half a minute and listen to the frogs singing away.

[woodfrogs]

^ Pseudacris maculata cameo in bio. i think

[plant-that-tank]

Sound on for boreal chorus frogs!

[iambittythings]

Next ten Anime North critters for my restock, we're up to thirty now, boys!

Star Gatherer Racoon, Hognose Snake (and his very hard to photograph snoot!), Spotted Turtle, Eastern Painted Turtle, Star Catcher Atlantic Puffin, Serval, Crested Gecko, Leopard Gecko, Boreal Chorus Frog, and a least Weasel!

6 outta 10 Canadian critters, not bad!

If you'd like a beast, please visit my table at Anime North's Artist Alley May 26 to May 28. Or check out the sh0 p in the mean time!

[lichen-soup-scribe]

tiny amphibians I've seen so far this summer

Woodhouse's toad toadlet (Anaxyrus woodhousii)

Boreal chorus frog (Pseudacris maculata)

[justletmeon12]

Video description: Chart showing audio clips of various American frogs with months labeled at the top. As the play bar moves through the months, the frog calls active at those months play.

First are Wood Frog, Boreal Chorus Frog, and Spring Peeper. Northern Leopard Frog joins almost immediately. American Toad and Gray Treefrog join together. Wood Frog then ends, followed by Boreal Chorus Frog and Spring Peeper. Green Frog enters around the time Boreal Chorus Frog and Spring Peeper end. Shortly thereafter, American Bullfrog enters. Northern Leopard Frog ends, then American Toad and Gray Treefrog end together, then the last two continue together until Green Frog cuts off shortly before American Bullfrog.

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[andnowanowl]

The sandhill cranes are back, the Canada geese are back, the boreal chorus frogs were singing tonight, but the horned owls haven't come back. Maybe they only like it here around the house when the trees have leaves on them.

[aahsoka]

i think its a boreal chorus frog according to the calls i found on a site about native frogs and toads

got so excited bc i heard a frog in my bfs backyard .