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Toads & Wood Frog

Toads & Wood Frog

September 27, 2023 Elizabeth

It’s been a mild fall and we’ve continued to see a lot of herps including wood frogs and toads. Here’s some recent pics.

And Steve shot a video of 2 toads hopping in the yard.

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