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Posted: 8/4/2009 10:06:12 AM EDT
I was getting ready to cut the grass today got the weed-wacker out and just as I was about to start trimming I saw this grey stone in the grass.  I touched it with the weed-wacker and it was soft.  Then I bent down and saw 2 beady eyes looking up at me.  I don't live close to any water areas.  I think the nearest stream is about a half mile away.  When I told my wife about the frog she mentioned the neighbor said about 2 weeks ago that frogs would be coming out.  I just curious if anyone has heard of that and what type of frog/toad is he/she?  (didn't look between the legs...

)   I put him in a little container and took him to the nearest stream and released him there.  












And in before all the "dibs on your guns" and "it's a chupacabra" statements



 
Link Posted: 8/4/2009 12:05:34 PM EDT
[#1]
Just a toad, we have them all over the place. Good job just letting him go.
Link Posted: 8/4/2009 1:08:24 PM EDT
[#2]
it's a toad not a frog

put him in your garden

they lay waste to bugs and such, really good for the garden

they can get to be about fist sized.  (really)
Link Posted: 8/4/2009 2:56:34 PM EDT
[#3]


I don't have a garden, and I was kind of concerned that he might not be near enough water to keep his skin moist, so that's why I released him by the stream.  Plus I've got 3 ankle biters/chihuahuas that would go after him.  





Thanks to both of you for the answers



Link Posted: 8/4/2009 3:06:11 PM EDT
[#4]
Front Range Firecracker Holder.

J\k
Link Posted: 8/4/2009 3:15:30 PM EDT
[#5]
http://ndis.nrel.colostate.edu/herpatlas/coherpatlas/cdow_herpetofaunal_atlas_species_toads.htm

  This should help!
Link Posted: 8/4/2009 4:02:40 PM EDT
[#6]



Quoted:


Front Range Firecracker Holder.



J\k


LMAO!





when the rains really come you will see them everywhere.  they come out in numbers then!

Growing up my buddy and I used to catch them in a low area that would fill up with water when it rained.  fogs and toads and the occasional salamander.  we would probably catch 30-40 in a night easy!



 
Link Posted: 8/4/2009 4:04:51 PM EDT
[#7]




Quoted:

http://ndis.nrel.colostate.edu/herpatlas/coherpatlas/cdow_herpetofaunal_atlas_species_toads.htm



This should help!




I found that site earlier, but wasn't too sure if that toad was in there. I'm starting to think it was a Plains Spade Foot
Link Posted: 8/4/2009 4:04:51 PM EDT
[#8]




Quoted:

http://ndis.nrel.colostate.edu/herpatlas/coherpatlas/cdow_herpetofaunal_atlas_species_toads.htm



This should help!


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