Sound up to hear Pacific tree frogs calling at the Zoo. The frogs are more vocal and active during breeding season. These are male Pacific tree frogs trying to call in females to the pond for breeding. 🐸 Hoppy #WorldFrogDay! 📷: Conservation Engagement Coordinator, Zach | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

Listen to Pacific tree frogs singing all night long to attract females at the height of breeding season. | Nature | PBS

(Sound on! 🔈) Right now, Yosemite Valley’s hottest club is… the meadow! In early spring, Pacific tree frogs (also known as Pacific chorus frogs) gather in Yosemite Valley’s moist meadows, looking for love. When the sun goes down, the party begins. Male frogs call loudly in an effort to attract females, inviting even more males to join the chorus. Female frogs lay their eggs here in the meadow’s aquatic environment. Tadpoles spend the first weeks of their lives here. Then, like their parents, th

Enjoy the sounds of the Pacific Tree Frog (Chorus Frog) from our most recent Winter Night Hike! Experience this for yourself by registering for one of our MANY on-the-land experiences at https://sierrafoothill.org/events-listing/ | Sierra Foothill Conservancy