🎶 Turn your volume up to enjoy the sounds of spring 🎶 The distinctive high-pitched call of the spring peeper can be heard across Kentucky during the spring and early summer at just about any pond or wetland close to a wooded area. For many, this frog song is a signal that spring has arrived. And although the call of the peeper is pleasant at a distance, it is nearly deafening in close quarters! 🐸🗣️ To learn more about frogs and toads of Kentucky, hop over to FW.KY.GOV: https://bit.ly/4afTA7Z

94 reactions · 17 shares | Spring peepers and chorus frogs are calling! Spring peepers are among the first amphibian calls we hear each year in Missouri. Common in vernal (springtime) pools during their breeding season, our wetland habitat is the perfect place for them to congregate. After breeding, they'll leave these ephemeral pools and head back to their woodland homes until next year. | Shaw Nature Reserve | Facebook

32 reactions · 3 comments | Spring peepers are small chorus frogs...