Great Plains Toad vs. Arroyo Toad
Both are blotched toads; their records touch in southern California. A: L-shaped crests between the eyes in the Great Plains Toad; no crests; a pale V across the head in the Arroyo Toad. B: Paired dark blotches edged pale in the Great Plains Toad; sand-coloured with small dark spots in the Arroyo Toad.
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