Spring Peepers Calling- Close-up View

Описание: Spring Peepers are the sound of spring in New York State (and other parts of the eastern United States and south-eastern Canada). Their high-pitched call is a sign that winter is coming to an end. Despite the fact that their call carries far on a quiet night, they are seldom seen. This is not surprising due to their tiny size; they are one inch long on average. They usually hide in leaf litter during the day, but will perch on vegetation at night while calling.

They spend the winter hibernating. They're able to survive due to an anti-freeze like substance in their bodies.

If you'd like to see them, visit small bodies of water after dark where their call is heard. Use your ears to pinpoint the individual frogs and find them with your flashlight.
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