Black Toad vs. Western Toad
The Black Toad lives only in Deep Springs Valley; Western Toads live in the Owens Valley just west, and their records touch. A: Mostly black, finely flecked white in the Black Toad; grey, olive or brown with dark blotches in the Western Toad. B: Thin, often broken in the Black Toad; broad and clear in the Western Toad. The Black Toad is smaller (to 3 in). In Deep Springs Valley itself it is the only toad.
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