Frogs and Toads of Georgia and South Carolina
- Photos by J.D. Willson unless otherwise noted
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| The Fowler's toad is sometimes hard to identify because it has few distinctive characteristics. They have as few as one wart and as many as seven in each dorsal spot, and a ground color of light gray or brown, often with traces of yellow. Fowler's toads have a light stripe down the middle, and prominent cranial crests. These toads are known to hybridize with other toad species in some areas, making it difficult to be sure of a toad's species when attempting identification. Offspring may possess traits of both parental species'. |
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Dorsal coloration - note multiple warts within blotches |
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Range of the Fowler's Toad in our region
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Range of the Fowler's Toad in the eastern U.S.A.
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