The Spring Peeper is only .75 - 1.5 inches long, but is has a very powerful high-pitched whistle with the occasional trill that can be heard over long distances. Peepers are abundant in wooded areas in or near flooded ponds and swamps. In these ponds, the Spring Peepers will form singing choral groups, making sounds that can almost sound like jingling sleigh bells from a distance. What kind of Frog are you?

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Adopted Frog Family

Freaky Frogs

Jen's Frog Sanctuary....where frogs run free!

Frog pool

Dar's By Design

Some frogs hopped in from Jen's Frog Sancturay Background set provided by : Rabbit's Small Animal Graphics Collection

Frogs & Amphibians By Daniel

I just love frogs, so I felt I needed to do a page for them seeing I have been slowly collecting frog graphics and I needed to put them somwhere! My love for frogs I guess began when I was a small child when I use to enjoy catching them...Mostly Bull Frogs!   I remember one time while fishing I saw a great big Ol' Bull Frog but it was to far for me to reach out to grab it so I used my fishing pole and unfortunely the hook got him in the eye. Oh, I felt so bad! I ended up sneaking it into the house and into my bedroom,so I could take care of it. No one knew till that night when he started to croak....lol..lol....Oh My, it was so loud and of coarse my parents heard it and woke them up. Needless to say, I had to let it go in the morning but it was Okay because he would be fine and I also let him go in the most beautiful pond where he would have plenty of food. Many of the small clipart I have found on "free" sites where you do not need to link to. So, if anything that is here belongs to you *Please* Email me so I can give you credit!

To see my adopted frogs just click on the picture

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