Frog calls in an outdoor recording
A small repeating scene of frog calls. Listen on its own first, then add running water if you prefer a fuller background.
What the recording tells us
The original source is Frogs #2 by Joseph SARDIN. This player repeats a prepared 30-second excerpt. We do not identify a species, season or pond from the source’s broad description.
Frogs with stream layers a separate water recording under the calls. Each level can be adjusted independently; the two tracks are not claimed to come from the same place.
A background made of returning calls
Calls may catch your attention as the excerpt repeats. Try a short session and compare with a steadier water or noise texture if you want fewer noticeable events.
The timer and Black screen are optional. This is an ambience player for personal listening, not an animal-identification, lure or hearing-test tool.
Know what you are hearing
Recordings & sources
The player repeats the short audio files below for as long as your session runs. The loop length is the length of each file, not a limit on listening time. Events within a recording may repeat.
| Sound | Loop | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Stream | 30 s Stereo | Joseph SARDIN Recording · CC0 |
| Frogs | 30 s Mono | Joseph SARDIN Recording · CC0 |
Start at a comfortable level. The volume percentages describe player settings; they do not measure the sound level at your ears. Playback with a locked screen or a background tab depends on your device and browser. Opening another page stops playback.
Common questions
Are these real frog sounds?
Yes. They come from the credited outdoor Frogs #2 recording, edited into a repeating excerpt.
Which frog species is it?
The source does not provide a verified species identification, so this page does not invent one.
Can I listen to frogs without water?
Yes. Choose Frogs. Frogs with stream adds a second file that you can balance or remove by lowering its level to zero.