8.1K views · 152 reactions | American toads are beginning to emerge after spending the winter lying dormant. As the males congregate in wetlands and ponds, they begin calling loudly in the hopes of catching a female's attention. Each male has a slightly different frequency and volume to their call, which sets them apart from the rest of the crowd. #WetlandWednesday  Filmed with permission at Fontenelle Forest | Nebraska Game and Parks Commission | Facebook

Wow, this American toad knows how to SING!🎙🐸 These males gather in shallow pools where they sing together to attract females. While this typically happens at night, they something call during warm, wet days in spring. Video: Cody Berkebile | Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks

Eastern American Toads Calling