The breeding wood frogs (Lithobates sylvaticus) are out in numbers at Ross Lake Provincial Park and the ice is off the lake. A friend of the BV Naturalists was out fishing Wednesday March 30 and said the frogs didn’t start singing till 9:00pm and, being Wood Frogs, they turned silent for a few minutes when they heard humans.

For many years Wood Frogs were considered rare because of a dearth of reports, but it was most likely their cryptic (and silent) nature.

To hear a wood frog call, check out the Wikipedia page.
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Source: By Brian Gratwicke – Lithobates sylvaticus (Woodfrog), CC BY 2.0