Eastern American toad
Bufo americanus americanus |
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Found in summer in many terrestrial habitats. Overwinter in ponds.
The males sit along the shoreline, on logs, or on floating leaves
of winter-killed vegetation to better expose their vocal pouches.
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Park Status |
Present in Park |
· A medium-sized 5-9 cm toad.
· It is most active after rain and in the evenings
· Toads breed in April and May depending on pond temperature.
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Abundance |
Common |
| Ranger tip: If your walking the trails
after dark watch your step. |
Residency |
Breeder |
| Other parks in which this species
has been reported : |
Nativity |
Native |
- Voyageurs
- Valley Forge
- Shenandoah
- Sleeping Bear Dunes
- Saint-Gaudens
- Pictured Rocks
- Prince William Forest
- Obed
- Ozark
- New River Gorge
- Mammoth Cave
- Kings Mountain
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- Little River Canyon
- Indiana Dunes
- Great Smoky Mountains
- George Washington
- Gauley River
- Gettysburg (GETT)
- Fort Raleigh
- Delaware Water Gap
- Eisenhower
- Cumberland Gap
- Chesapeake & Ohio Can
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- Bluestone
- Antietam (ANTI)
- Apostle Islands
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