photo courtesy of wildhorizons.com

This coqui, perched in a Canario flower, gives you a good idea of how small the coquis really are. Photo by Thomas Wiewandt. His website of Nature Photography will open in a new window, close new window to return here.

Website dedicated to coquís. • Night Symphony

Identify a Coqui by its' sound

The Coquí is a small 'singing' tree tree frog found nowhere else in the world. They sing Puerto Rico's lullaby and probably influenced her music..

Website with Recordings of the various Coquis.

The frog population in the rain-forest is one of the densest frog populations in the world. There are 14 species of the tiny Coqui, the 'song' is the mating call and starts every afternoon, increasing in volumn with rainfall

Picture of a coqui about to 'sing'. Photo courtesy of Rex Cauldwell. His wepages have more pictures of forest creatures and coquis.

Click below to visit his website. A new window will open, just close the window when you are finished, you will still be on rainforestsafari.com

Rex Cauldwell Photographs of coquis website.

Photo of anole courtesy of Rex Cauldwell webpage of Lizards opens in new window, close window to return here.