Description
Every spring, the sound of high pitched trills can age quite loud around certain ponds and marshes. This is the annual mating of the Eastern American Toad. It's not a native species in Newfoundland and there is a population specifically around the Corner Brook area where the toad was first introduced to the island in 1960. Hundreds of toads meet for mating and a sing song, this is a male singing his heart out!
Taken By
Kim
Taken On
May 19, 2024
Tagged
american
toad
eastern
amphibian
animal
wildlife
frog
reptile
sea_life
turtle
water
true_frog
grass
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Focal:
500
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Lens Model:
RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM
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Shutter speed:
0.0015625
sec
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Aperture: f/
7.1
