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If you look carefully, so can see the wings moving up against the hole in the leaf as the male sings.  This species commonly makes a hole the same size and shape of his opened wings -- so that when he sings, the wings are flush with the leaf.  This amplifies the volume of his singing -- a man-made baffle.

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