Help needed! Must find! :d

[Treesniffer]

Take your laptop outside, turn up the volume and listen for the reply to the recording of the Grey Tree Frog. It is possible they may not be in your area, hence little chance of tadpoles in rain barrels. These frog sounds can be found on FrogForum as well as Sounds Of North American Frogs Soundtrack CD Album produced by Smithsonian. These recordings do get the attention of my Copes Grey I raised from tads, and allows me the opportunity to learn various other frog sounds. Highly recommend this Smithsonian CD but much of it can be played without investment.

I need some information on how and where I can find a gray tree frog in my area. I live in a rural area with deciduous mix forest. There is a swamp up the street from me but I had no luck finding any there. I hear them as well as I her the peepers. There are some streams and some ponds around I need help finding where the best place to look is and when. I was hoping to find them during their mating season and possibley get a male and female. Please give me some suggestions.

[BerryNight]

Thanks guys! I'll try everything! The water bucket thing is geniuos.... I don't know why I didn't think of it earlier! Thank you do much! I'll update you!