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gemfyreArriving home last night (after having the BEST melt-in-your-mouth lamb shanks at Padbury's Restaurant) I heard this strange sound emitting from the front yard and exclaimed,
"We have a Motorbike Frog!!"
Apparently Matt has heard it a few nights beforehand but I hadn't before.
It's weird because Motorbike Frogs are common in Perth, but I had never heard one 'live' before. I had heard recordings and thus knew what the call sounded like.
He's even calling now it's morning. I hope he manages to find a girlfriend. OMG it would be awesome to have taddies, I hope the fish don't eat them or the eggs!
"We have a Motorbike Frog!!"
Apparently Matt has heard it a few nights beforehand but I hadn't before.
It's weird because Motorbike Frogs are common in Perth, but I had never heard one 'live' before. I had heard recordings and thus knew what the call sounded like.
He's even calling now it's morning. I hope he manages to find a girlfriend. OMG it would be awesome to have taddies, I hope the fish don't eat them or the eggs!
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Date: 2008-10-12 07:08 am (UTC)-§parky
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Date: 2008-10-12 07:31 am (UTC)He he he.. Not as funny as Screaming Frogs!!
:)
Victoria
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Date: 2008-10-12 08:52 am (UTC)There's a copy of the call on this page.
The *bonk* you can also hear on the track is the Pobblebonk or Banjo Frog, another common frog in the region.
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Date: 2008-10-12 08:49 am (UTC)Their call is like a motorbike going up and down gears.