Southwest Reptiles and Amphibians
Arizona Toad - Anaxyrus microscaphus
(Cope, 1866)(= Bufo microscaphus)
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| Adult, Washington County, Utah | Adult, Washington County, Utah | |
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| Adult, Washington County, Utah | Adult, Washington County, Utah | Adult, Washington County, Utah |
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| Adult, Washington County, Utah | Underside of adult | |
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| Adult, Yavapai County, Arizona | Adult, Arizona, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum |
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| Habitat, Washington County, Utah |
Habitat, Washington County, Utah | Habitat, Washington County, Utah |
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| Several male Arizona Toads calling and interacting at night at the edge of a small creek next to a river in Washington County, Utah, including two examples of a male attempting amplexus with another male who then makes release calls. Canyon Treefrogs can be heard in the background. |
A short example of a male calling at night. | Several Arizona Toads seen hanging around the edge of a small creek in Washington County, Utah. Most are males who stopped calling once I stuck a camera and bright lights in their faces. They usually resumed calling once I left. |
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