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All Photos by Ned Harris 8/3/2012 |
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This one's Grumpy |
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If you've been anywhere near the water in the canyon, you've certainly encountered hoards of mini-toads in various stages of development. Some with tails, some without. I think these (being held gently by an unnamed naturalist) are all
Red-spotted toads. As with all posts, though, I welcome corrections!
No toads were eaten or otherwise harmed for this post.
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