spring peeper

I spent much of my final college semester lugging around a parabolic microphone to record the mating calls of spring peeper frogs.

Amanda West’s favorite sound is the chorus created by spring peeper frogs.

Indeed, like several of our smaller native reptiles and amphibians, the spring peeper can survive a partial freeze.

Though the spring peeper is a tree frog, it prefers to lie low, clambering up shrubs and vegetation in the forest’s undergrowth.

Locally, the very early breeding spring peeper and the gray tree frog are abundant examples of this success.