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| A wild male Pacific tree frog fills its vocal sack while making its mating call as it floats in a seasonal pond on a farm near Roseburg, Ore., on Wednesday, Jan 25, 2012. Pacific tree frogs are the most common frog on the west coast of North America. The 5 cm. long frogs are mostly nocturnal. |
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| The sound at the pond was deafening. |
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| The U.K. Telegraph picked up one of my tree frog photos, via ZumaPress.com, for the Pictures of the Day Gallery. |
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