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  1. 07-26-2011, 04:44 AM #1
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    Eastern American Toad (i think)

    Caught this little guy on our sidewalk tonight.. we've had a family of them living in our flowerbed forever and we see them all the time, but this one was showing the most red I've ever seen. I believe it's an Eastern American Toad and when I researched them it said high temps could cause the color change.

    I released it after taking a few shots



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    Awesome colour for a Toad, the ones I see are all cream coloured, kinda boring, lol, this one looks cool!
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  7. 07-26-2011, 02:11 PM #4
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    Thanks! I thought he was cute
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    Yes that is an Eastern American, my kids and me caught six babies the other day. I let them keep them for a couple hours then we released them back where we found them. Their starting off young with their love of nature.
    1.0 normal (Hades)
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    Very cool Thanks for the info!
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    Hypno Toad!!!
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