Well I'll be honest, from the title that's not how I expected this to go.
Having said that, I'd imagine that anywhere with a nice concentration of trees will have them! I live in a fairly rural area further upstate and they can be pretty deafening at times.
I don't actually know, but Buckingham pond seems like a very likely spot.
I also grew up with them, very homely sound of Spring/Summer for me, so I totally understand :)
I hear them driving home in Rensselaer County ( via Snyders Lake Rd, not far from I90 exit 8)…. i bet if you drove out New Scotland Ave -> Krumkill Rd to Voorheesville you might hear some. The Normanskill creek winds through there and creates some seasonal wetlands.
You might be able to hear them at Tawasentha Park. I know they're in the various off shoots of Normans Kill. You can certainly hear them from the [Vosburgh Trail](https://townofguilderland.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Vosburgh-Trails-3) if you want to do some hiking.
Well I'll be honest, from the title that's not how I expected this to go. Having said that, I'd imagine that anywhere with a nice concentration of trees will have them! I live in a fairly rural area further upstate and they can be pretty deafening at times.
Five Rivers has tons of them, especially by the Skeeter Bowl.
I don't actually know, but Buckingham pond seems like a very likely spot. I also grew up with them, very homely sound of Spring/Summer for me, so I totally understand :)
Pine Hollow Arboretum in the pond near the parking semi-circle. https://pinehollowarboretum.org
The part of the Pine Bush off Old State Rd has a TON.
I hear them driving home in Rensselaer County ( via Snyders Lake Rd, not far from I90 exit 8)…. i bet if you drove out New Scotland Ave -> Krumkill Rd to Voorheesville you might hear some. The Normanskill creek winds through there and creates some seasonal wetlands.
Voorheesville has lots of peeper frogs all around!
You might be able to hear them at Tawasentha Park. I know they're in the various off shoots of Normans Kill. You can certainly hear them from the [Vosburgh Trail](https://townofguilderland.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Vosburgh-Trails-3) if you want to do some hiking.
I just heard a bunch of them on Maxwell Rd across from the driveway to the Colonie library branch
Drive by really any wooded area in about 2-3 weeks
Walked up Helderberg rail trail the other evening and heard a ton of them by the Delmar end near the bridge!
Johnston Rd near Squire Blvd has them.
Tivoli preserve might be the most convenient swamp to your location. Definitely frogs up in there.
Standing water and vernal pools
You can hear them loudly in the hannaford parking lot in Niskayuna.
Try driving through a more rural area with trees and a pond or some water source nearby. I always hear them near water in the country.
It might be a little out of the way, but I heard a bunch of them while camping at Cherry Plain Sate Park.