Arroyo Toad vs. Red-spotted Toad
Their records meet at desert-edge streams in San Diego and Riverside counties. A: Big and oval, pale at the front in the Arroyo Toad; small and round, about the size of the eye in the Red-spotted Toad. B: Small warts with dark tips in the Arroyo Toad; warts tipped red or orange in the Red-spotted Toad. Both give a long musical trill.
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