It might be this one. But I think you're talking about the one that goes suddenly , "WYAHHHHH!" This might be them in a different state.http://www.learnnc.org/lp/multimedia/3508
There are several kinds of frogs and toads that sound like sheep, including the aptly named Sheep Frog and the Great Plains Narrow-mouthed Toad, but they don't have those in florida. I'm pretty sure yours is the Fowler's Toad, which they do have in Florida.
The sheep frog lives in several places in the world. They live in southern Texas, Costa Rica, Mexico, and the Caribbean lowlands.
The address of the Historic Frog Level Merchants Association is: Po Box 1575, Waynesville, NC 28786
it turns into a frog :L
Ribbet.
sheep often make the best jumpers, their wool is pretty
my house you goat and you are a sheep frog
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A nasal bleat of about 2 seconds is the call of the Sheep Frog (Hypopachus variolosus).Specifically, the voice of the Sheep Frog is similar to that of the Great Plains Narrowmouth Toad (Gastrophryne olivacea), but lower in pitch. The repetition of the call varies, and there can be quite a wait between the nasal bleats. It may be heard between March and September, after heavy rains.
the north American bull frog
From South Carolina to Florida over to Texas is the range of the pig frog, Rana Grylio.
a lot because the sheep frog is not endangered, so there are a lot left