ForeverBermuda.com's video: Treefrogs: Sounds Of Bermuda At Night June 2020

http://www.foreverbermuda.com/ Treefrogs in Bermuda at night. The Bermuda Department of Environment states: "This species of whistling frog was introduced in Pembroke in the 1880s. It is native to Barbados and Grenada. It is common throughout Bermuda, but has not reached many of the smaller islands. This species is responsible for the chorus of chirps heard on warm nights or after heavy rain. The male makes the loud “gleep gleep” call by inflating and deflating a large throat pouch. These frogs are small; the male is about 2.2 cm (0.9״) and the female reaches 2.8 cm (1.1״). " ForeverBermuda.com, part of the Bernews network, provides essential information for visitors, as well as showcases the best of the island to those that plan to visit and those that call the island home. ** BERMUDA INFORMATION ** Beaches: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/beach Golf: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/golf/ Dockyard: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/royal-naval-dockyard/ St. George's: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/st-georges/ History & Culture: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/history-culture/ Hotels: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/bermudas-major-hotels/ Transportation: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/transportation/ Fast Facts: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/quick-facts/ Main website: http://www.foreverbermuda.com/ ** JOIN FOREVER BERMUDA ON SOCIAL MEDIA ** https://www.facebook.com/ForeverBermuda https://twitter.com/ForeverBermuda http://instagram.com/ForeverBermuda