Surrounded by hundreds of coqui frogs! - 24 minutes. 

Awh, the beautiful songs of Puerto Rico

I sleep peacefully with the Coqui frogs in Hilo. love them too because of the mosquitos.

Love the sound of the coqui. I hear them every night. but when they are inside, they can sure make a big sound if they get inside the house. We take them outside. Que viva Pierto Rico. Pictures with music.

Thank you for this recording! I've been on the mainland for a few months and have found it nearly impossible to fall asleep without the sound of coqui frogs.

These coqui took a long while to get used to in Hawaii when a colony accidentally hitchhiked on a cargo ship from Puerto Rico to Hilo, HI, but now they are nice, as I live on the wet windward side of the Big Island, that has a climate like a tropical rainforest. Especially this video is done a nice soothing way. Thanks. I can share with my Mainland friends.

I worked in San Juan for two years and I loved this sound!!!

My grandma used to call us every week when she lived in Puerto rico, and every time , we always heard a freakton of coquis in the back ground, i loved them so much

Transports me right back to bedtime in Kurtistown on the Big Island. It was so odd at first, but we quickly became accustomed to them. Thanks for posting!

I needed this. Feeling "homesick" .....THANKS!

I love falling to sleep every night listening to them sing outside my apartment.

I have a friend, who lives in Hawaii, he was telling me about the little frogs. He said, lots of people hate them, but he loves to hear them at night, puts him to sleep. I live in Ohio, a large lake. It is (Buckeye Lake ). I have frogs at night, Bull Frogs, I also love to hear them at night. Sort of relaxing. DAVID

I went to St. John for the first time for my honeymoon. When we stepped out of our room the first night, I knew it was the coqui as I heard about them from a friend from Catania PR. What a relaxing sound. I listen often as it puts me back on Island time. Good work sir.

Coming from Venezuela (where I grew up to the sound of these frogs and other night critters singing in the night) to Arizona, where I now live and study, has showed me marvelous fauna which have characteristic sounds; however, these frogs, for me, it's like hanging out in the porch of my grandfather's house, while reading myself into the night, while a light coffee guayoyo (americano-like).

I only sleep in pueto rico w ith the sound sof our lovely coqui.

I Thank you from the bottom of my heart MAHALO NUI LOA I have been away from Hilo for the last eight years. To hear that beautiful sound again is heaven!!!!! I can read I am amongst Hilo BRUDA N SISSTAHA MA May we all be well Now ow living in the Fruitville district Oakland, California Nw all nite I hear plenty ; ghetto birds , shootouts & car chasing As a senior citizen it's good too much sleeping.....because of the beloved COQUI frog

The beautiful sound of Puerto Rico and now Hawaii. 🐸🐸🐸

Thank you, it takes me right back to Hilo, I miss the sound.

Thanks for posting this recording. It sounds like the British Virgin Islands. I heard those little frogs every night. It's so relaxing--not to mention great--to listen to.

Thanks for this slice of the homeland

It is so beautiful! I fell in love with this sound since I could spend 3 weeks on this beautiful island! PR i will be back! Definetly!!

I was there one week ago, while walking on the first night i thought it sounded like crickets because where I'm from you here crickets at night, only to realize on my stay there its these tiny frogs. I was very impressed with them, hoped i could of seen them, but that was impossible, so I'm stuck with my stuffed coqui that will"coqui" when i press his tummy.

Awesome. I thought these were bird sounds when I was in Puerto Rico.

I love this!!!! It reminds me of Hawai'i!!!!! Thank you so much for posting this. I deeply appreciate it.

I love the sounds they bring me memories thank you for doing this I had a cassette tap on them but I lost it years ago

Oh my this takes me right back to Hiloooo!!! I love it. Thank you!!

Nelson i dont imagine puerto rico i live it ,in every sense of la palabra

Es Como conectarse con la naturaleza

Thank you for making it easier to sleep

Thank you for this, i can sleep amazing tonight

Aww... more and more Hawaiians are embracing the sweet singing mosquito eating coqui.

I love Coquis, my number one favorite frog.

i miss the cocuis! thanks for recording them!

Thank you, miss that sound, I grew up listening to night creatures, the story of the coqui, as I was told, was about an awesome cacique name Coqui, who was good to his people, the gods promise him that he he died he would be remember forever, great legend! Hope you'll like it..

I thought that those were birds and couldn't find the bird for a while !! Thanks for posting

Iam una puerto rican that loves the sounds and melody of our lovely coqui

Very satisfying sound

This is adorable

¡ME ENCANTA!

thank you Nico I sleep every night with this video on

Omg i miss my island soooo much!! Love you 🇵🇷 and love the coquis!!!😍😍

muy Bonito sonidos hay suena la chichara el Coqui y los grillos que bellos sonidos

Oh wow! They remind me of spring peeper calls except... chill

Hilo. Forever.

graciaaas!! sonido celestial

Sounds beautiful

America has the ball eagle and we Puerto Rican we have the coqui and is our national treasure and the best way to get some sleep

it is sad to see how people remember Hilo by the noise of the coqui frogs. To us who have lived the aloha of Hilo, we miss the peace, quiet and solemnity Hilo was blessed with. We could hear our heart-beat, and most important, we could hear The Spirit of God speak through the wind, the leaves, the palms, and the scents of the flower perfuming right into the conscience of our souls. These frogs have invaded our land, taken our peace and quiet away, eaten our friendly insects causing our toads to become extinct, our fruit trees are not being pollinated like before, and yet, these mainlanders and millenniums continue to praise these irritating invaders as heroes to steal the aloha from Hawaii. Catch some Coqui Frogs and bring them home so you can Stay home and enjoy the traffic and mainland noise there. The Puerto Ricans will be so very happy to remember their home.

Hilooooo Myyyy Hoome Toooown!

The Beautiful Song of my Island Puerto Rico LA ISLA DEL ENCANTO( THRE ISLAND OF ENCHANTING)

most beautiful sound ASMR coquis

This would drive me up the wall!

Thanks a lot nikosnature.. I remember Hilo (Hawaii)

Love it

Sounds of coqui floats my throat

im going to fall alseep now ...

Yo me sentiria tan bien si dormiera con este silvido todas las noches, tienen suerte ustedes los puertorriqueños.

I dislike frogs. I like this sound and thought the sound was made by crickets. This is what relaxes me because this was what my nights sounded like my whole life until i moved 2 years ago.

nikosnature What did you use to record this? Mostly interested in microphone model.

Like “Spring Peepers.”

Cynthia Lee Fontaine anyone? Just me? ok

Can I download coqui as a ringtone? I LOVE MY COQUI DE PUERTO RICO AS A RING TONE TO ME CELLPHONE AS A DEFAULT. CAN I?

"I've always wanted to eat glass with you again"

We have these sounds in California now 😂😂

By the way i am women that pic is my handsome papi rip my husband fam is the only ones that carry la puerta name In the island indeed its unique . that name iam proud to say gracely I married a lapuerta

MVP!!!

Yay

Del minuto 12:00 al 12:30 no es un Coqui. Es un grillo lo que suena.

wow

Bony my last name is unique i know it means door iam latina lol

Almost similar to our Puerto Rico National Anthem...to any PUERTORRICAN!

For many Boriken, this sound is a nuisance. The sound is great with an imaginary visit back home, for 20minutes.

These guys are in invading parts of southern California now some say these little guys came in a shipment of plants

Where does it come from? (inb4 a bunch of people try to tell me where the frogs are from)

Nelson i rather hear acoqui que una pelea como estan todos los noche en eu

popui

Sorry nelson the coqui might be a nuance to u but not to the boricuas how can, u even mention that comment when that represents our puerto rican culture, u have it all wrong bro need to research b4 u hinder our national coqui.

Menace......