Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
Chorus: Frogs in the library
A free frog-call guide that pairs listening and spectrogram comparisons with a location-based list of frogs and open iNaturalist recordings.
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- Frog-call learners and field observers
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- Species entries include scientific names and recording credits, with licenses shown where supplied.
Field notes
Species entries pair common names with scientific names, and many identify the recorder and license, including Creative Commons BY credits. The homepage says the displayed set comprises the 24 species with the most recordings; its examples include frogs from several regions, such as the Spring Peeper and Common Eastern Froglet. A location prompt offers a way to narrow the list to frogs recorded in a chosen place.
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