Things You'll Need
- Flashlight
Instructions
Wait until the sun goes down and listen for the frog's croaking. Grab a flashlight and follow the sound until you come across a frog in the tall grass or sitting on a rock.
Look near a backyard pond or stream. Frogs use the water to keep their skin moist, to find food and to lay eggs. Frog's will lay the eggs that will eventually turn into tadpoles in the late spring, or whenever the weather improves. Once the eggs are located, wait approximately six to 21 days for the tadpoles to emerge.
Check rocks in your yard or near the stream or ponds during the middle of the day. Frogs will bask on these rocks or fallen trees to catch sunlight and look for food.
Walk through your garden. Insects are attracted to your flowers and vegetables, creating a readily available food source for frogs. The frogs will scurry to the garden to feast upon these insects.
Check patches of tall grass, tree branches, and shrubs and bushes during the day and at night. Frogs will use these areas to hide, rest and search for food.