With a passion to travel, and an intense love of wildlife and nature our family sets out to experience life on the road, whenever we can. One a published writer. Two, published photographers. We set out each journey by setting our GPS to ' Avoid Highways', and that is what we do.
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Saturday, February 18, 2012
Sonoran Desert Toad
Incilius alvarius
This species’ skin toxins are strong enough to kill a dog and reportedly have hallucinogenic qualities.
HI Randy, We drove down a deserted road at night, which as you know most of the roads there are deserted at night, and we saw 5 or 6 of these. I was amazed at the size . This one was bigger than my hand.
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When I was in AZ we hoped to see a big one of these toads. Only saw small ones, still they were bigger than our eastern toads.
HI Randy,
We drove down a deserted road at night, which as you know most of the roads there are deserted at night, and we saw 5 or 6 of these. I was amazed at the size . This one was bigger than my hand.
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