We had 4 inches of rain yesterday. The result was saturated ground and ponding. After the sunset, and night fell, the cacophony of frogs filled the air. The noise was beyond the point of distraction and drowned out just about any other sound. I listened for awhile, and after having enough of the "chorus", I went back inside to have some peace. It's almost hard to believe there are that many frogs locally, but their calls in the night verify their number.
Take the sound of frogs any day over noisy fog walking people for example my neighbor (I have 2) running an air tool on a still foggy summer morn at 7a.
ReplyDeleteMy neighbors are usually quiet, but even though they aren't real close, they sometimes party loudly late into the night. It's rare, and I can't hear them while inside.
DeleteNone here right now, that's deep summer. But the coyotes howl at dusk . . .
ReplyDeleteIn dry spells, they are quiet. Unfortunately, it's not dry, and they are in full mating mode.
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