“Eye of newt and toe of frog...err - toad?” Happy #WildlifeWednesday and “almost-Halloween” from a native amphibian, the California toad! The California toad feeds on a wide variety of insects and invertebrates and walks rather than hops to get around. Toads like to bury themselves in soil or debris, as this one begins to do in some dry leaves. This toad was found at a stargazing event earlier this year by Authority Educational Aide, Dani! | Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority
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“Eye of newt and toe of frog...err - toad?” Happy #WildlifeWednesday and “almost-Halloween” from a native amphibian, the California toad! The California toad feeds on a wide variety of insects and invertebrates and walks rather than hops to get around. Toads like to bury themselves in soil or debris, as this one begins to do in some dry leaves. This toad was found at a stargazing event earlier this year by Authority Educational Aide, Dani! | Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority
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