Here, consultation with an experienced person is vital. Once you have the waterfall or fountain, though, wildlife will make use of it. It is here that you will find your main source for amphibians. All frogs and toads have their distinctive call. The American toad sounds like a thumbnail run down an old fashioned comb that was of quality to produce a musical trill.
Wood frogs quack.
Others bellow, belch, squeak, or even roar. The sounds may not be as pleasing as, for example, the song of the Hermit Thrush, but they are sounds of nature and add something to the evenings of spring and summer. Here also we can mention such completely manmade devices as windchimes. These are a matter of taste, but should not be selected to be so loud as to drown out all other sounds. We have already touched on the feel of sun, wind, and snow.