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Has anyone put a good amount of work into frog calls yet? I haven't, I'm hoping there won't be more than one or two questions on it at states.

my states are over, there was one question on frog calls. what i would do is go on google and search up north american frog calls. listen to the recordings of bufonidae, hylidae, and ranaidae, the main frog families and try to put into words wat they sound like

some good links are:
http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/Frogquiz/index ... ain.lookup
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/s ... Calls.html
http://www.naturesound.com/frogs/frogs.html
http://amphibiaweb.org/resources/frogcalls.html

sewforlife wrote:my states are over, there was one question on frog calls. what i would do is go on google and search up north american frog calls. listen to the recordings of bufonidae, hylidae, and ranaidae, the main frog families and try to put into words wat they sound like

Heh, guess we think alike, I already did that, and I'm going to put a post it note in our field guide. Thanks for the sites!

JonnyC wrote:

sewforlife wrote:my states are over, there was one question on frog calls. what i would do is go on google and search up north american frog calls. listen to the recordings of bufonidae, hylidae, and ranaidae, the main frog families and try to put into words wat they sound like

Heh, guess we think alike, I already did that, and I'm going to put a post it note in our field guide. Thanks for the sites!

lol. thats exactly wat my partner and i did. we didnt bother doing too many, just summing up each family in a couple of words. like low, or high, fast, slow, etc. we listened to only 10 or less calls for each genus

Doesnt the bullfrog call sound wierd???

no not really y?

zeldamaniac95 wrote:Doesnt the bullfrog call sound wierd???

its just much much lower. and it vibrates. lol. is that weird?

no not really

robotman09 wrote:no not really

yeah i kno. its just different.