Chihuahuan Green Toad vs. Red-spotted Toad
Both are small, flat toads of the desert grassland and valleys of southeastern Arizona, out at rain pools after summer storms. A: Bright green or yellow-green with black spots in the Chihuahuan Green Toad; grey, tan or reddish, with red- or orange-tipped warts in the Red-spotted Toad. B: Long in the Chihuahuan Green Toad; small and ROUND in the Red-spotted Toad. C: Many small black spots and bars in the Chihuahuan Green Toad; no black spots in the Red-spotted Toad. Calls differ: an insect-like buzzing trill of several seconds (Green Toad) vs a long, high, musical trill (Red-spotted).
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