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Gray tree frog

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American Toad

Bufo americanus

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TKBotting
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American Toad or Fowler's Toad

Anaxyrus americanus or A. fowleri
kcurtain
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Comments (4)
kcurtain
It initially looks like an American toad because there are few warts per spot, however they tend to have a ridge behind their eye and often a spur connecting it to parotid gland, which I can't see in this picture. Lack of that would indicate a Fowler's toad or a hybrid. Fowler's and American toads readily hybridize.
TKBotting
Like I said, I'm not 100% sure -- please check out the wiki link!
LizMcElmanPodsiadlo
Which post were you thinking was a green tree frog? I want to take another look as well. Thanks
TKBotting
I'm not an expert, but I don't think this is a green tree frog... Your earlier post looks like a green tree frog, but this guy is possibly an American toad?

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PublishedAugust 13, 2012

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