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You've no doubt heard frogs and toads singing in an attempt to improve their love life. If you've wondered just who's making those ribbits and chirps, try matching the song to a face in our gallery. Or learn some frog calls with our videos and try to engage them in call and response.
You can help us keep track of these important animals, which are called herps by biologists. Just join iNaturalist (it's free) and use it to post sightings, especially of target species, on Texas Nature Trackers.
If you enjoy treefrogs and they are found near your home, try attracting some to your yard. You can build a little hangout for them using our how-to video. For help identifying treefrogs and other herps, check out our resources, which include a CD of 41 Texas frog and toad calls.
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City Nature Challenge is a wildlife sighting competition that takes place worldwide April 27-30. The objective is to document the most varieties of wildlife. It's easy to participate by using the free iNaturalist app to take pictures of animals and plants. Join up, you may just be the keen observer your city needs to win.
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Join us for a little healthy competition at the 22nd annual Great Texas Birding Classic. It's a fun way to spend time outside with colleagues, friends or family. There are a variety of options for teams, so put one together and register by April 1. Proceeds go toward Texas conservation projects. See you out there!
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